Little Bird has a broken wing and needs a place to rest
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In paragraph 26, what does the word "chide" mean?
scold
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In paragraph 12, what does Little Bird mean by the phrase, "Lonely as a single star in the night sky"
Little Bird feels hopeless and alone
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Which trees wouldn't help Little Bird?
The Oak, Maple and the Willow
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Why wouldn't the Oak tree allow Little Bird to rest on his branches?
His branches were occupied with the squirrels
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What is the main idea of Line 9?
The maple doesn't want Little Bird to stay in his tree because he doesn't want to disturb his leaves and branches.
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In line 22, what does the word "hues" mean?
A color or a variety of colors
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What can the reader conclude from the last paragraph of Scene 2?
The Oak, the Maple and the Willow tree suffered a negative consequence because they were not nice and something good came to the Spruce, Pine and the Juniper tree because they did something good.
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Which trees helped Little Bird?
The Spruce, Pine and Juniper tree
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Which tree allowed Little Bird to rest his branches?
The Spruce
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What is the main idea of line 27?
Jack Frost is happy with the Spruce, Pine and Juniper for helping Little Bird so he honors them by giving them leaves that are always green.
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In line 7, what does the word "occupied" mean?
To live somewhere, like a room, building, tree
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What is the theme of the play?
Kindness is rewarded.
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How did the Pine tree help Little Bird?
He blocked the wind from Little Bird.
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Why did the Forest Fairy want to "chide" the Oak, the Maple, and the Willow