Frijoles (Characters)
Jay and the Peacocks (Characters)
Frijoles (Events)
Jay and the Peacocks (Events)
Vocabulary
100

Who are the foreign exchange students?

The foreign exchange students are Tony and Lincoln

100

What kind of animal is a jay?

It is a jaybird (bird). 

100

Where are Lincoln and Tony studying?

They are studying in Japan.

100
How did the jay describe the peacocks?

exotic, beautiful, perfect

100

Another word for "make" dinner

prepare

200

How many members are in the Ono family?

There are four members in the Ono family. 

200

Which animal has colorful feathers?

The peacocks have colorful feathers. 

200

What did Lincoln and Tony prepare?

They prepared beans, salsa, and tortillas. 

200

What did the jay do with the colorful feathers?

The jay tied the feathers to his tail. 

200

This word means to be unhappy a person has something you want. 

jealous

300

Describe Mr. and Mrs. Ono

They are kind and giving (generous). 

300

Who is jealous of the peacocks?

The jay is jealous of the peacocks

300

Lincoln and Tony messed up. How did they mess up?

The food was as hard as a rock. It was not delicious. 

300

One day, a strong wind blew. What happened with the feathers on the jay's tail?

The feathers blew away. 

300

This adjective means something you see or taste often

ordinary

400

Who prepares dinner?

Lincoln and Tony prepare dinner

400

Who chased the jay out of their home?

The peacocks and the jaybirds chased the jay out of their homes. 

400

What did Lincoln and Tony and the two Ono brothers do after dinner?

They decided to leave the house to buy food at the store. 

400

How did the jaybirds and peacocks feel when they found out what the jay did?

The peacocks and the jaybirds were furious. 

400
A synonym of "recommend"

suggest

500

When the boys returned home, what were Mr. and Mrs. Ono doing?

When the boys returned home, Mr. and Mrs. Ono were preparing fish, rice, tea, and an ice cold drink. 

500

Who lived the rest of his life alone?

The jay lived the rest of his life alone. 

500

Did Lincoln and Tony and the two Ono brothers buy food at the store? Why or Why not?

No, they did not buy food at the store because the stores were closed. 

500

What is the moral of the story?

The moral of the story is to be true to yourself or people will lose respect for you. 

500

To have the same belief, idea, or opinion

to be in agreement