Song Of The Brook Trivia Quiz: The Runaway!
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Who were Nellie and Daisy?
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The new neighbors
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The new dogs of the family
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The new horse and cow
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The 'Song of the Brook Trivia Quiz: The Runaway!' assesses knowledge of key plot elements and character dynamics in the narrative. It explores themes of family, adversity, and support, providing a valuable learning experience on emotional and relational understanding.
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What did Papa feel bad about?
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He had no job.
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He was hurt.
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His family moved.
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A. He had no job.Explanation
Papa felt bad about not having a job. This suggests that his lack of employment was causing him distress or sadness. It implies that he may have been feeling insecure or worried about providing for his family due to his unemployment. This feeling of inadequacy or disappointment in not being able to contribute financially could have been a source of emotional pain for him.Rate this question:
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How did Mama offer to help?
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She went back to Europe.
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She decided to sew for people.
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She did not offer to help.
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A. She decided to sew for people.Explanation
Mama offered to help by deciding to sew for people. This means that she volunteered to use her sewing skills to assist others. By offering her services, she demonstrated her willingness to contribute and support those in need.Rate this question:
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How could the Johnsons tell that something was wrong when Uncle Ole came?
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He came driving too fast.
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Papa yelled at him.
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He was alone and looked sad.
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A. He was alone and looked sad.Explanation
The Johnsons could tell that something was wrong when Uncle Ole came because he was alone and looked sad. This suggests that he may be going through some personal difficulties or experiencing emotional distress. The fact that he arrived driving too fast and Papa yelled at him could also indicate that there was some urgency or tension surrounding his arrival. However, the most telling sign was his solitary and sorrowful appearance, which likely raised concerns and alerted the Johnsons to the fact that something was amiss.Rate this question:
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When did the children find out what was wrong?
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Right away
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After school
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Before going to sleep
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A. After schoolExplanation
The children found out what was wrong after school. This suggests that they were not aware of the issue during the day, but upon finishing their school activities, they were informed or discovered what the problem was. It implies that the revelation occurred sometime in the afternoon or evening, after their school day had ended.Rate this question:
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What sad news did Mama tell them?
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The car was stolen.
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That Robert had run away
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She did not tell them.
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A. That Robert had run awayExplanation
Mama told them the sad news that Robert had run away.Rate this question:
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Where had Aunt Bertha gone?
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To Washington
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To the Johnson's house
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To her mother's place in Oregon
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A. To her mother's place in OregonExplanation
The correct answer is "to her mother's place in Oregon." This can be inferred from the question which asks about Aunt Bertha's whereabouts. The answer indicates that she has gone to her mother's place in Oregon.Rate this question:
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What did the Johnson family do to help?
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They let Thora and Bestefar stay with them.
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Look for money
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Call the police
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A. They let Thora and Bestefar stay with them.Explanation
The Johnson family helped by allowing Thora and Bestefar to stay with them. This suggests that the Johnson family provided a place to stay for Thora and Bestefar, possibly during a time of need or difficulty. This act of generosity and hospitality demonstrates their willingness to support and assist others in their time of need.Rate this question:
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How did Hilda treat Thora?
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Very nicely
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Unkindly
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Politely
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A. UnkindlyExplanation
Hilda treated Thora unkindly.Rate this question:
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What did the brook seem to say?
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You are always on my mind.
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You are kind.
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You are not kind.
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A. You are not kind.Explanation
The brook seemed to say "You are not kind." This can be inferred from the fact that the other two options, "You are always on my mind" and "You are kind" are positive statements, while the given answer is the only negative statement. Therefore, it can be concluded that the brook is expressing that the person in question is not kind.Rate this question:
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