What is the problem in the story?

Tommy spreads rumors about Mr. Peabody without knowing the truth.

Which sentence best summarizes the BEGINNING of the story?

Mr. Peabody was spotted by his team taking apples without paying.

What happens after Tommy tells everyone Mr. Peabody is a thief?

People in the town ignore Mr. Peabody.

Which piece of evidence below can be used to teach the author's message?

"It doesn't matter what it looks like. What matters is the truth."

Which piece of evidence supports the author's message of don't spread rumors?

Tommy can't pick up the feathers. Tommy can't take back every rumor he told

What do the feathers in Tommy's pillowcase represent?

All the people in Hapville who heard the rumor about. Mr. Peabody.

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Mr. Peabody's Apples

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1
Who is NOT a character in the book Mr. Peabody's Apples?
Billy Little
Tommy Tittlebottom
Tim
Mr. Peabody
2
What is the problem in the story?
The little league team always loses their games.
Tommy spreads rumors about Mr. Peabody without knowing the truth.
Mr. Peabody is a thief!
Mr. Peabody is so hungry!
3
Which sentence best summarizes the BEGINNING of the story?
Tommy Tittlebottom plays baseball
Mr. Peabody is a little league coach.
Mr. Peabody taught Tommy a lesson.
Mr. Peabody was spotted by his team taking apples without paying.
4
What happens after Tommy tells everyone Mr. Peabody is a thief?
They catch Mr. Peabody stealing.
People in the town ignore Mr. Peabody.
His team starts taking apples too.
Mr. Funkadeli calls the police.
5
Which piece of evidence below can be used to teach the author's message?
"Everyone thinks your a thief."
"It doesn't matter what it looks like. What matters is the truth."
"Tommy got on his skateboard and rushed to tell his friends."
"That's strange. Mr. Peabody didn't pay for his apple."
6
Which piece of evidence supports the author's message of don't spread rumors?
Billy told Mr. Peabody that everyone thinks he is a thief.
Tommy can't pick up the feathers. Tommy can't take back every rumor he told
Mr. Peabody took Billy to the market and Mr. Funkadeli said he pays ahead.
Tommy ran and told all of his friends, family and neighbors.
7
What do the feathers in Tommy's pillowcase represent?
Feathers from a feather collection.
All the people in Hapville who heard the rumor about. Mr. Peabody.
The amount of money Tommy has to pay for spreading rumors.
The number of apples Mr. Peabody stole.
8
Which choice below BEST describes where the story takes place?
A House
The Town of Hapville
Soccer Field
A Fruit Market
9
Which is NOT a lesson the author teaches us in the book?
Don't be so quick to judge people.
Always pay for your things.
Don't spread rumors.
Remember the power of your words.

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