Have you read The Horned Toad Prince Story By Jackie Mims Hopkins? It is a perfect children story that also captivates grown up, and its primary teaching is that we should always keep our promises. Do take up this quiz and get to see just how well you remember the book and its lessons. All the best and feel free to re-read the story.
Desert
Plain
Ledge
Coast
Fed with buckets
Herded with dogs
Caught with ropes
Protected with fences
Side of a cliff
Top of a mountain
Trail through a forest
Channel for water
Dull chore
Kind act
Difficult activity
Magic trick
Upset
Surprised
Frightened
Unkind
Fainted
Screamed
Danced
Giggled
Mistake
Display
Deal
Mess
To persuade the reader to take up roping
To give information about how to use a lasso
To introduce her as a character in the story
To tell the reader about the dangers of an arroyo
A basket full
The usual type
A large amount
A little bit
Lasso a vulture.
Find a talking horned toad.
Get her hat.
Practice riding her horse.
To explain animal life in the desert
To entertain us with a funny story
To persuade readers to go to the desert
To show why Reba Jo does not like horned toads
The vulture flew away.
Reba Jo lost her hat in the well.
Reba Jo made a promise.
A prairie storm blew in.
Reba Jo slammed the door.
Reba Jo lost her hat.
Reba Jo gave the horned toad her chili.
Reba Jo liked to lasso cacti in the hot sun.
She wanted to get her hat from the well.
She had an idea that he might really be a prince.
She wanted him to do more things for her.
She was under the spell of a spirit in the arroyo.
To sing a song to him
To feed him some chili
To let him sleep in her hat
To give him a kiss
At the end of the story
Many years before the story began
While he and Reba Jo were at the well
Before he came to this country
Respect your parents.
Keep your promises.
Always try your best.
Mind your business.