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Froggy Jumps From Follow the Rabbit-Proof FenceOnline version Choose the correct answer by Ann Amgad/English Teacher /BAKIS 1 Who are the three girls in the story? a A. Molly, Daisy, and Gracie b B. Martha, Rosie, and Daisy c 2 Where were the girls living at the beginning of the story? a A. In their village b B. At a government settlement c C. At their grandparents’ house 3 Why does Molly whisper her plan to Daisy and Gracie? a A. She is shy b B. She does not trust her sisters c C. She does not want the teachers to hear her plan 4 What does Molly’s plan to escape suggest about her character? a A. She is careless b B. She is brave and determined c C. She is lazy 5 Why are Daisy and Gracie frightened when Molly suggests running away? a A. They dislike Molly b B. They know the journey will be long and difficult c C. They want to stay at school 6 Which theme is most strongly suggested in these pages? a A. The importance of school rules b B. The power of technology c C. The desire for freedom and family connection 7 What does the rabbit-proof fence symbolize for the girls? a A. A school rule b B. A path leading them back home and to freedom c C. A dangerous obstacle 8 Why does the author describe the girls’ morning routine before revealing Molly’s plan? a A. To make the story longer b B. To show how normal the morning seems before the big decision c C. To describe the school rules 9 Why might the cold, drizzly morning be important in the story? a A. It makes the girls happy b B. It symbolizes the difficult journey ahead c C. It shows the season is winter 10 Why does Molly want to leave quickly before their absence is discovered? a A. She wants to reach school early b B. She knows adults will try to stop them if they notice the girls are gone c

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From Follow the Rabbit-Proof FenceOnline version

by Ann Amgad/English Teacher /BAKIS

Who are the three girls in the story?

Where were the girls living at the beginning of the story?

Why does Molly whisper her plan to Daisy and Gracie?

What does Molly’s plan to escape suggest about her character?

Why are Daisy and Gracie frightened when Molly suggests running away?

Which theme is most strongly suggested in these pages?

What does the rabbit-proof fence symbolize for the girls?

Why does the author describe the girls’ morning routine before revealing Molly’s plan?

Why might the cold, drizzly morning be important in the story?

Why does Molly want to leave quickly before their absence is discovered?