Characters
which character climbs the tree to rescue the cat?
Dad
: Dad’s first attempt to get the cat down is called this.
Plan A?
The poem uses this word to show the cat’s happiness after being rescued.
“purring”
The poem teaches this about problem-solving.
thinking before acting
The author of the poem is this person
Kit Wright
This animal gets stuck in the tree.
cat
This happens when Dad tries Plan A.
he struggles or falls
This phrase expresses Dad’s confidence.
I can do it” or similar expressions
Dad’s repeated attempts is this.
persistence
The poem is primarily about this kind of relationship.
a parent (Dad) and a pet (cat)
Dad is described as having this trait when facing the challenge.
confidence
Dad’s second attempt is known as this.
Plan B
When Dad struggles, the poem describes this action.
“slipping” or “falling”
: The poem shows that confidence should be paired with this.
caution or careful planning
Dad tries several plans; the poem’s humor comes from these repeated attempts.
failures or mistakes
This character reacts with happiness when finally on the ground.
cat
Plan C succeeds because Dad does this carefully.
using a safe method to reach the cat
The cat’s reaction to being rescued is described with this type of expression.
joyful or happy expressions
The cat’s initial fear shows the importance of this.
safety
The poem ends with the cat doing this.
being happy or safe on the ground?
The poem shows this human trait through Dad’s repeated attempts.
determination
The poem starts and ends with these contrasting situations.
the cat stuck in the tree and then safe on the ground
This word could describe the poem’s tone when Dad is trying different plans.
humorous
Overall, the poem emphasizes these two qualities together.
patience and determination
The poem uses this type of imagery to describe Dad’s climb and struggles.
visual or descriptive imagery