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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. Which creatures gathered at the contest first?
(a) The two-leggeds.
(b) Insects.
(c) The four-legged animals.
(d) The water dwellers.

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

3. Which body part began the contest with a song?
(a) Ears.
(b) Mouth.
(c) Eyes.
(d) Brain.

4. Which body "part borrowed sound from Mouth and laughed and laughed” (32) at Legs?
(a) Fingers.
(b) Shoulders.
(c) Wrists.
(d) Elbows.

5. Which creature is described as walking "stealthily" (25) at the contest?
(a) Lizard.
(b) Chameleon.
(c) Millipede.
(d) Worm.

Short Answer Questions

1. What issue does Eyes have while Hands tries to complete the challenge?

2. What do the four-legged creatures carry with them to show they come in peace?

3. What problem did Hands encounter when they succeeded at turning the body upside down?

4. What do the spectators do after Arms shows off their capabilities, which upsets Legs?

5. Who begins to laugh after Arms second failed attempt at completing the challenge?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

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

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

5. How does Arms respond to how Legs handles his challenge at the contest?

6. How does Arms manage his challenge from Legs?

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

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

9. What do the four-legged carry with them to the contest and why?

10. How does Legs handle his challenge from Arms?

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