Swimmy By Leo Lionni

"Swimmy" is a children's book written by Leo Lionni. The story is about a little fish named Swimmy who lives in the ocean. He goes on an adventure to find a new school of fish after his old school is eaten by a big fish. The setting of the story is primarily in the ocean, where Swimmy and the other fish live and explore.

The given correct answer is "yes." This implies that his plan did work.

Swimmy's plan for the school of fish was to swim close together and form one large fish. This plan would make them appear larger and more intimidating to potential predators, increasing their chances of survival. By swimming in this formation, they would be able to protect themselves and confuse their enemies, making it harder for them to single out individual fish.

Swimmy was different from his brothers and sisters because he was black and faster. This suggests that his physical appearance and speed set him apart from the rest. It implies that Swimmy had unique characteristics that made him stand out among his siblings, making him the fastest and having a distinct coloration compared to the others.

Swimmy was pretending to be an eye when he swam close together with the school of fish. This means that Swimmy was imitating the appearance and movement of an eye to deceive potential predators and protect the school of fish. By resembling an eye, Swimmy helped the fish to appear larger and more intimidating, deterring any potential threats from attacking them.

The correct answer suggests that Swimmy's brothers and sisters were swallowed by a tuna fish. This implies that they were eaten by the tuna fish and are no longer present.

Swimmy asked the school of fish to go swim and play and see things with him when he first met them.

Swimmy encountered multiple creatures on his voyage, including medusa (jelly fish), lobster, and a forest of seaweeds. These choices are all correct because they are mentioned as the creatures Swimmy encountered during his journey.