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Little House in the Big Woods
Created by cbell
Chapter 3: The Long Rifle
Instructions: Answer each question with a complete sentence.
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What did Pa do before telling stories?
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What was the consequence of not minding Pa and touching the bullets?
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What does Pa mean when he says "He doesn't want to meet trouble with an empty gun"?
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What could happen if Pa did not kill a bear or panther with the first shot?
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In the story that Pa told, what was the animal that scared Pa so much when he was a boy?A. barn owl B. bear C. panther D. screech-owl
Little House in the Big Woods (Answer Key)
Created by cbell
Chapter 3: The Long Rifle
Instructions: Answer each question with a complete sentence.
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What did Pa do before telling stories?He made the bullets for his next day's hunting.
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What was the consequence of not minding Pa and touching the bullets?Their fingers would get burned but they would never cry about it because they should've minded Pa.
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What does Pa mean when he says "He doesn't want to meet trouble with an empty gun"?He means that he doesn't want to be out in the woods and meet a wild animal and not be able to defend himself.
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What could happen if Pa did not kill a bear or panther with the first shot?A wounded bear or panther could kill a man before he had time to reload his gun again.
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In the story that Pa told, what was the animal that scared Pa so much when he was a boy?A. barn owl B. bear C. panther D. screech-owl
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