The Lorax (Grade 3)
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The Lorax
1.
Who tells the tale of the Lorax?
- the Lorax
- the narrator
- the Once-ler
- the Thneeds
2.
The place where the Lorax lived was known for one thing. What was it?
- green grass
- tall skyscrapers
- Truffula Trees
- Thousands of Sneeds
3.
Which detail does NOT describe the Truffula Trees?
- soft
- colorful
- very healthy
- sweet-smelling
4.
What did the Once-ler make with the Truffula Tree?
- houses
- pencils
- thneeds
- trampolines
5.
Which is NOT a word that can be used to describe the Lorax?
- polite
- mossy
- oldish
- shortish
6.
What problem did the Lorax have?
- His sleep was interrupted.
- He wanted to save the trees.
- He did not like to wear clothes.
- His friends had all run away from him.
7.
Which word best describes the Once-ler?
- kind
- greedy
- creative
- bothersome
8.
The Once-ler cut down lots of Truffula Trees. What was the effect?
- The Lorax stayed away forever.
- The Brown Bar-ba-loots had no food.
- The thneeds were not selling fast enough.
- The Once-ler family had a lot of problems.
9.
The Lorax sent away the swans. What caused him to do this?
- There was too much smog.
- There was not enough water.
- There were more thneeds to be made.
- There were too many swans in the area.
10.
What caused the Once-ler's business to end?
- No one wanted thneeds.
- They cut down the last Truffula Tree.
- The Lorax made him close his factory.
- All the animals complained to the mayor.
11.
How did the Lorax feel before he flew away?
- sad
- happy
- relieved
- excited
12.
What word was the Once-ler left with?
- Adios
- Greed
- Unless
- Forever
13.
The Once-ler dropped something. What was it?
- a drop of water
- the last Truffula seed
- a bucket with money in it
- the very last of the thneeds
14.
What is the moral of The Lorax?
- Don't be greedy.
- Listen to the Lorax.
- Take care of the planet.
- Never cut down any trees.
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