Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
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something you eat for breakfast

porridge

100

a synonym of teach

educate

100

How did Wol get out of Billy's room?

The latch slipped.

100

In which month did Chapter 5 take place?

June

100
Why wasn't the rattlesnake really dangerous?

It had no teeth and no poison.

200

something that keeps a door closed

latch

200
to convince someone

persuade

200

What did Billy trade for Weeps?

his Scout knife

200

At first, Wol was a fussy eater.  What 3 things did he eat?

cooked butcher's meat, hard-boiled eggs and fig cookies

200

What was Billy going to put on the owls for costumes?

dolls' clothes

300

someone who is scared of many things

coward

300

something that makes a lot of noise, a disturbance

ruckus

300

True or false: when Dad got mad, he stayed mad for a long time.  

false

300

Why did Weeps believe he could never do anything by himself?

His spirit was broken because of what happened in the oil drum.  

300

What kind of horse had a blanket that said 'Baby'?

Clydesdale horse

400

a prickly plant that sticks to everything

bur

400

handling roughly

mauling

400

Why was Wol hanging upside-down in the summer house?

He was afraid of the gophers.

400

Give 3 specific measurements of Wol's size.

2 feet tall

5-foot wingspan

1-inch claws

400

How did both of the Mounties try to control the ruckus?

One Mountie waved his revolver, the other wouldn't stop blowing his whistle.

500

extremely interested in something

fascinated

500

covered with coloured spots or blotches

mottled

500

What was the name of the boy throwing stones at Weeps?

Georgie Barnes

500

Why were Wol's feelings hurt?

Billy and his parents were laughing at him because he couldn't get down from a tree branch.

500

Name at least 3 of the five judges of the Pet Parade.

The Mayor of Saskatoon, the President of the T. Eaton Store, 3 women