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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who are the types of water-dwellers who come to the contest?
(a) Rhino, Crocodile, and Hippo.
(b) Fish, Antelope, and Hippo.
(c) Crocodile, Hippo, Fish.
(d) Fish, Camel, and Antelope.

2. What word is used to describe what "arrogant Fingers" thinks of Legs challenge to Arms?
(a) Simple.
(b) Stupid.
(c) Juvenile.
(d) Asinine.

3. Which insects "sang all the time" (25) at the contest between Arms and Legs?
(a) Cicadas.
(b) Flies.
(c) Crickets.
(d) Bees.

4. Who "showed off their slim looks" (32) after Legs was unsuccessful in the challenge?
(a) Arms.
(b) Toes.
(c) Eyelashes.
(d) Ankles.

5. Who are among the four-legged animals who came to the contest?
(a) Camel, Antelope, and Crocodile.
(b) Giraffe, Camel, Elephant.
(c) Hippo, Camel, Fish.
(d) Antelope, Rhino, Crocodile.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who are among the two-legged spectators?

2. In the opening song to the contest, why is it said they are doing this?

3. What happens after Hands manages to move the Body a few steps once upside down?

4. What creatures are described as joining to watch the contest following the water-dwellers?

5. Which contest spectators are said to be bowing?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is different about the Chameleon and Lizard at the contest?

2. How does Arms manage his challenge from Legs?

3. What is Legs' challenge to Arms at the contest?

4. What two-leggeds come to the contest and what do they do to show their excitement?

5. Name three water dwellers that come to the contest.

6. How does Legs handle his challenge from Arms?

7. Describe the song Mouth opens the contest with.

8. Who carries word of the contest between arms and legs across the forest, the water, and the air?

9. What four-legged animals come to the contest between arms and legs?

10. What is Arms' challenge to Legs at the contest?

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