Johnny Appleseed

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Who sensed his gentleness and trusted him?

the trees

the earth

the animals

the fish

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How did the story end?

He drove off into the sunset to the west.

He became an inventer and invented things.

He died near Fort Wayne, Indiana in a settler's cabin.

He settled down and started a family of his own.

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What happened to Johnny Appleseed's mother and brother?

They died before he turned two.

They went to fight in a war.

They ran away with some Indians.

They went to go live with some bears.

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What is a tall tale?

a happy story

an exciting story

an exaggerated story

a sad story

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Why did Johnny Appleseed suggest a tree-chopping match for the contest?

He tricked the woodsmen by clearing land for another orchard.

He wanted wood to build a new house in the forest.

He wanted to wrestle with the woodsmen.

He was curious how many trees they could chop down.

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What tall tale was told about Johnny Appleseed?

He drove his car to the other side of the US.

He settled down and started a family.

He was seen frolicking with the bears.

He lived at the peak of a mountain.

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What other tall tale did people share?

A whale swallowed him up

He went sliding down a mountain.

He flew to the moon.

A giant rattlesnake attacked his foot.

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What did Johnny's dad do at the beginning of the story?

He went to go live with the Indians.

He went to go live with the bears.

He ran away to another state.

He went to fight in the Revolutionary War.

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What were the apples good for?

to make paint, sauces, and pickles

to make apples butter, cider, and paint

for vinegar, pickles, and glue

to make sauces, cider, and apple butter

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Why was he planting apple orchards?

He planted them for the pioneers moving west.

He planted them for his farm animals.

He planted them so he could sell them and make money.

He planted them for himself.

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