Thanksgiving on Thursday by Mary Pope Osborne Chapter Questions

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Thanksgiving on Thursday by Mary Pope Osborne Chapter Questions

Chapters One and Two

Chapter One Why did Jack and Annie’s dad want them to hurry? a. They were headed to the grocery store b. They were headed to Grandmother’s house c. They were about to have dinner

Chapter One Where was Jack and Annie’s tree house? a. Frog Creek b. Rabbit Avenue c. Deer Creek

Chapter One Who wrote the letter to Jack and Annie that they found in the book? a. Dad b. Morgan c. Sarah

Chapter One What was on the cover of the book Annie held up? a. Squanto b. a basket of corn on a wooden table c. a turkey dinner

Chapter Two What was Annie wearing>? a. a leather dress and moccasins b. a long dress, cap, and apron c. a deer skin outfit, feathers, and beads

Chapter Two What was Jack wearing? a. deer skin pants and a bow and arrow b. jacket, short pants, leather shoes, and a frilly collar c. a suit of armor

Chapter Two What time period did Jack and Annie travel to? a. Pilgrims b. Shakespeare c. Roman

Chapter Two What was the name of the ship the pilgrims came to America on? a. Nina b. Pinta c. Mayflower

Where did the Pilgrims land? a. New York b. Boston c. plymouth Chapter Two Where did the Pilgrims land? a. New York b. Boston c. plymouth

What caught Jack? a. a trap b. a dog c. a mud whole Chapter Two What caught Jack? a. a trap b. a dog c. a mud whole

Chapters Three and Four

Chapter Three What confused the pilgrims about Jack and Annie? a. the way they dressed b. the way they looked c. they way they talked

Chapter Three Who was the Wampanoag Indian standing with the pilgrims? a. Squanto b. Sasquatch c. Tonto

Chapter Three Who is the governor of Plymouth? a. Governor Bradford b. Governor Bryant c. Governor Laforge

Did Squanto say that he remembered Jack and Annie? a. no b. yes Chapter Three Did Squanto say that he remembered Jack and Annie? a. no b. yes

Chapter Four What Chief was coming to join the harvest feast? a. Chief Mathison b. Chief Smith c. Chief Massasoit

What were the Wampanog men going to hunt? a. rabbit b. buffalo c. deer Chapter Four What were the Wampanog men going to hunt? a. rabbit b. buffalo c. deer

What did Jack say that he and Annie could do? a. hunt b. fish c. clean Chapter Four What did Jack say that he and Annie could do? a. hunt b. fish c. clean

Chapter Four What did Priscilla say that Jack and Annie could do to help prepare for the feast? a. catch eels and clams b. hunt squirrels c. go fishing

Chapters Five and Six

Did Jack catch the eel? a. yes b. no Chapter Five Did Jack catch the eel? a. yes b. no

Did Annie want Jack to keep the clams? a. yes b. no Chapter Five Did Annie want Jack to keep the clams? a. yes b. no

Chapter Five How long do clams usually live? a. 10 to 20 years b. 30 to 40 years c. up to 60 years

Chapter Six What did Priscilla let Jack and Annie put in their basket? a. potatoes b. corn and squash c. bread

Chapter Six Which of the following is an example of roots? a. carrots b. dandelions c. squash

Chapters Seven through Ten

Chapter Seven What does “exercising their arms” mean? a. doing jumping jacks b. shooting their muskets c. throwing rocks

Chapter Seven What was the turkey roasting in? a. the boiling pot b. the spit c. the oven

Chapter Seven What happened to the turkey? a. the dog ate it b. it fell into the fire c. it was still frozen

Chapter Eight What other foods did Jack and Annie see on the tables at the feast? ___________________

Chapter Eight What kind of plates did they use at the feast? a. metal b. glass c. wooden

Chapter Nine Who walked with Jack and Annie into the woods? a. Priscilla b. Governor Bradford c. Squanto

Chapter Nine What did Squanto teach them? a. how to hunt b. how to plant corn c. how to fish

What did Squanto teach Jack and Annie about how to treat others? Chapter Nine What did Squanto teach Jack and Annie about how to treat others?

Chapter Ten What was in the pouch that Squanto that gave Jack and Annie>? a. pumpkin seeds b. corn seeds c. potato skins

Chapter Ten What special magic did Jack and Annie learn about while visiting the Pilgrims? a. The magic of the Pilgrims b. The magic of community c. The magic of the turkey