The Animals
Which animal had its own private weeping pool?
The Rhinoceros
Why did the animals on Wild Island need the dragon?
To cross the river / so they didn't have to go all the way around the river
"I have such a craving for something sweet."
The crocodile
What did Elmer have in his knapsack that helped him get off the ship without being caught?
What island was the dragon held captive on?
Wild Island
Which animal did Elmer accidentally step on?
Whale
Who picked Elmer up by the seat of his pants?
The Rhinoceros
"I'll twist your arms the way I twist that dragon's wings, and then we'll see if we can hurry up a bit."
The gorilla
How did Elmer use the lollipops and rubber bands he had in his knapsack?
He attached lollipops to the crocodile's tails and made a bridge to cross the river.
What was the name of the port where Elmer got off the ship?
Cranberry.
What animal had a big problem with fleas?
The Gorilla
Who touched Elmer with his paws to see how fat he was?
The Lion
"There are three signs of a recent invasion."
A wild boar
How did Elmer use the magnifying glasses from his knapsack?
He gave them to the monkeys to look for fleas on the gorilla.
What divided one side of Wild Island from the other?
Which animals didn't care when Elmer helped the dragon escape?
The Crocodiles
What did the gorilla threaten to do to Elmer?
Twist his arms (like he twists the dragon's wings)
"I'd do anything if I could fly."
Elmer
What things from his knapsack did Elmer use to escape from the rhinoceros?
toothbrush and toothpaste
Who did Elmer meet at the little pool of water?
The rhinoceros
What animal told Elmer about the baby dragon?
The Alley cat
How did the animals get the dragon to go back and forth over the river?
Twist his wings / Pull the crank
"in my younger days I was quite a traveler."
The cat
What did Elmer do with the hair ribbons, brush and comb he had in his knapsack?
He showed the lion how to use them to braid his mane.
What was the problem with Wild Island before the baby dragon fell from the cloud?
The island was cut in half by a river and the animals hated having to go all the way around.