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Quiz Ques ons
1. What was the reason that Whoos A. Fraid did not like the “guest” owls that were brought to class? a. They were ugly to him.
b. They looked di erent than the owls of his group.
c. They looked mean and scary.
2. When Fraid said he did not want to stay out all night, Smartest told him he had to stay. Why? a. Smartest liked being mean to Fraid.
b. Smartest hoped that Fraid would realize that there was no reason to be scared.
c. Smartest could not make an excep on and let just one owl, Fraid, stay home.
3. Why did Fraid object to the lesson on mice?
a. He did not want to learn about the skills of hun ng and catching that was necessary to get the mice. b. He wanted to catch the mice in a way di erent than Smartest was teaching.
c. He knew that he would always have lots to eat without ever having to catch mice.
4. What was Fraid’s response when one of the young owls ew to the top of the large tree? a. He was happy someone else went rst.
b. He wished that he could have own to the tree rst.
c. He said that the other young owl was being a “show o .”
5. How did the fox trick Fraid to get him to jump out of the tree?
a. He agreed with Fraid and told him that the adults were being foolish. b. He promised him food and fun.
c. He was not really trying to fool Fraid.
6. What was Fraid’s main problem?
a. He listened to what everyone else told him instead of listening to himself. b. He was a lot smaller than all of the other owls.
c. He allowed himself to be scared of anything new, di erent, or di cult.
7. How did Fraid convince himself that he was right to be scared of the night?
a. By reading about all the dangers of the night.
b. By ge ng others to agree with him that they should be scared of the night. c. By asking the adults if he should be scared of the night.
8. If you are afraid to try a new food, what could you do to help cope with that fear? a. Avoid going places where you are expected to eat that par cular food.
b. Tell yourself that if others eat it, it can’t be too bad.
c. Get someone else to eat it rst, and wait to see if it makes them sick.
9. When you are unwilling to try something new or di erent, what type of thinking are you having? a. Normal thinking.
b. Good thinking. c. S nky thinking.
10. Can you overcome your fear of something new or di erent? a. No, it is natural to be afraid of something new or di erent. b. Yes, if you watch enough other people do it.
c. Yes, if you make yourself do it.
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