10 Questions
True or false: Ducks are bad swimmers and hunters who live near bodies of water.
False
True or false: Duck feathers are not waterproof.
False
True or false: To ruffle someone’s feathers means to make them happy and excited.
False
True or false: Chuck is easily ruffled.
False
True or false: Hope is a very serious person who has difficulty adapting to new situations.
False
True or false: Anna Matteo wrote a story about a Latin taking to a Latin quarter.
True
True or false: The Latin in the story takes to water like a duck takes to water.
True
True or false: Anna Matteo ends the story with Susannah McMorkle singing the 1941 song “I Take to You.”
True
True or false: Ducks have trouble adapting to new surroundings.
False
True or false: Anna Matteo wrote a story about a duck taking to water.
False
Study Notes
- Ducks are good swimmers and hunters who live near bodies of water.
- Ducks take to water easily and have no trouble adapting to new surroundings.
- Duck feathers are waterproof and this makes them resistant to water.
- When something is like water off a duck’s back, it is no big deal.
- To ruffle someone’s feathers means to make them angry and upset.
- Chuck maintains his composure no matter what happens and he is not easily ruffled.
- Hope is a very easy-going person who is good at adapting to new situations.
- Anna Matteo wrote a story about a Latin taking to a Latin quarter.
- The Latin in the story takes to water like the flowers take to dew, like a Latin takes to a Latin quarter.
- Anna Matteo ends the story with Susannah McMorkle singing the 1941 song “I Take to You.”
In this quiz, you will be asked to identify words and phrases that describe the main character, Chuck. Chuck is a Duck who is good at adapting to new situations. He is resistant to water and takes to water easily. Chuck is easygoing and maintains his composure no matter what happens. Hope is another main character in the story and she is also good at adapting to new situations. Anna Matteo ends the story with Susannah McMorkle singing the 1941 song “I Take to You.”
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