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Minn of the Mississipi
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Not very deep

Shallow

100

What is the plural form of child?

children

100

Where is this story mostly set?

Mississipi

100

What is setting?

When and where the story takes place

100

What is the capital city of the USA?

Washington D.C.

200

Very fast moving parts of a river

rapids

200

Some nouns that end in -f or -fe form the plural by changing -f or -fe to _ _ _?

-ves

200

In the beginning of the text, who does Minn refer to as monsters?

A. racoons

B. Ducks

C. swans

D. crows

B. ducks

200

How many elements of plot are there

five

200

How old is Mr. Patea?

36

300

Powerful wish or longing for something

desire

300

Some nouns that have the vowels oo form the plural by changing oo to _ _ ?

ee

300

Why did the brook stop flowing with water?

Boys had built a dam to create a swimming hole

300

what part of the plot introduces the character and setting?

A. Expedition

B. Extradition

C. Expodation

D. Exposition

D. Exposition

300

Officially, how many planets are in our solar system?

8 planets (Pluto is classified as a dwarf planet and is not officially classified as a planet)

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Left someone or something alone

deserted

400

What is the plural form of ox?

oxen

400

What does a snapping turtle mostly eat?

A. carrion (dead things)

B. insects

C. water plants

D. fish

D. Fish

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What part of the plot is the most exciting or impartant part of a story?

climax

400

How many first generation Pokemon (including Mewtwo) are there?

151

500

Shining with a soft, flickering light

Shimmering

500

What is the plural form of salmon?

salmon

500

Where does Minn stay during the winter?

A. In the river

B. Inside a hollow log

C. burrowed deep in the mud

D. In her shell

C. burrowed deep in the mud

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This part follows the climax and is where the problem begins to resolve

Falling action

500

How many branches make up the US government?

A. No branches, we're a country, not a tree

B. 1 branch

C. 2 branches

D. 3 branches

D. 3 branches (Executive, Legislative, Judicial)