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Bullfrog at Magnolia Circle
By Heather Rodriguez
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Bullfrog
Question 1
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What is one thing that a bullfrog eats?
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Question 3
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Besides his feet what is another adaptation that Bullfrog has that helps him survive in the Bayou? How does it help him?
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Question 8
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Bullfrog has long _______________ feet.
A) toed
B) webbed
C) toe nailed
D) orange
Why didn't heron eat Bullfrog?
A) The heron was full.
B) The raccoon ate him first.
C) There was a loud noise.
D) The raccoon knocked over the trash can lid.
How did Bullfrog use his body to catch the crayfish?
A) He caught it with his long sticky tonge.
B) He used his front legs to shove it in his mouth.
C) He used his bulging eyes to swallow it.
D) He used his smooth skin to slide on the rock.
Where does the story take place?
A) Behind a house on Magnolia Circle.
B) In the pond
C) In the river
D) In the bayou
What is the author's purpose?
A) They wanted to show the reader that bullfrogs are ugly.
B) They wanted to tell about a white house on Magnolia Circle.
C) They wanted to tell a story that teaches about bullfrogs.
D) They wanted to show how people catch bullfrogs.
What is the gist or main idea of this story?
A) Bullfrogs live an interesting life in the bayou.
B) Bullfrogs eat lots of things.
C) Bullfrogs can be heron's prey.
D) People eat bullfrogs.