How Leopard Got His Spots- Comprehension

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Fred's problem in the story is that he gets stuck in plants. This is evident from the given information that Len would like to have spots and cannot find his paints, which are unrelated to Fred's problem. Therefore, the correct answer is that Fred gets stuck in plants.

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Len gets flowers to mix his paint. This suggests that he uses natural materials to create his paint color. Flowers can be used to extract pigments and create dyes, which can then be mixed with a binding agent to make paint. By using flowers, Len may be able to achieve a wide range of vibrant and natural colors for his artwork.

Len paints stripes on Zel first because the question is asking for the first thing that Len paints. The other options mention spots on Len and Jill, but they do not specify whether those are painted first or not. Therefore, the correct answer is stripes on Zel.

Fred and Len are friends because Len helps Fred out of the plants. This suggests that Len is kind and helpful towards Fred, which could have formed a bond of friendship between them.

Before Fred mixes the paint, he engages in a dance with Len. This suggests that Fred enjoys dancing and possibly uses it as a way to prepare himself before starting a task. The fact that dancing with Len is mentioned as the action taking place right before mixing the paint indicates a chronological sequence of events.

Fred learns that Hal is not a good friend.

Hal most likely feels mad at the end of the story.

After Fred finishes painting Len, the next event that occurs is Fred splashing paint on Hal.