The Squirrel Play and Understand

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The Squirrel (Play and Understand) 


1. **What does the squirrel wear as its tail according to the poem?**

  • - A) Exclamation mark
  • - B) Question mark
  • - C) Period
  • - D) Comma

2. **What color is the squirrel's overcoat described as?**

  • - A) Brown
  • - B) Gray
  • - C) Black
  • - D) White

3. **How does the squirrel sit while eating a nut?**

  • - A) Upside down
  • - B) Standing on hind legs
  • - C) Lying down
  • - D) Leaning against a tree

4. **What does the squirrel like to do according to the poet?**

  • - A) Sleep all day
  • - B) Tease and play
  • - C) Hide from humans
  • - D) Collect feathers

5. **What does the squirrel do when people run around its tree?**

  • - A) Follow them
  • - B) Stay still
  • - C) Climb higher
  • - D) Go the other way

6. **Which of the following behaviors is NOT attributed to the squirrel in the poem?**

  • - A) Teasing
  • - B) Playing
  • - C) Sleeping
  • - D) Eating nuts

7. **What color is the squirrel's coat described as in the poem?**

  • - A) Gray
  • - B) Brown
  • - C) Black
  • - D) White

8. **What punctuation mark is described as the squirrel's tail?**

  • - A) Exclamation mark
  • - B) Question mark
  • - C) Period
  • - D) Comma

9. **How does the squirrel react when people run around its tree?**

  • - A) Follows them
  • - B) Stays still
  • - C) Climbs higher
  • - D) Goes the other way

10. **What does the squirrel wear as its tail according to the poem?**

  • - A) Exclamation mark
  • - B) Question mark
  • - C) Period
  • - D) Comma

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