Jody's Fawn

Penny was convinced by Jody’s argument that it would be ungrateful if they left the fawn in the forest to starve. (correct)

Penny wanted to sell the fawn for profit.

Penny thought it would be a good way for Jody to learn responsibility.

Penny believed the fawn could be trained to help with farm work.

Doc Wilson was advising Penny to charge Jody for the fawn.

Doc Wilson meant that Penny must pay back to the doe whom he had killed for his own gain by bringing up her fawn. (correct)

Doc Wilson was referring to the cost of raising the fawn.

Doc Wilson was warning about the dangers of keeping a wild animal as a pet.

Jody left the fawn to fend for itself in the forest.

Jody looked after the fawn like a mother, feeding it with his fingers dipped in milk. (correct)

Jody built a shelter for the fawn and left it there.

Jody asked his mother to take care of the fawn.

<p>Jody’s mother turned her nose when she heard that he was going to bring back the fawn, as she didn’t want to see an animal in her home.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>She was surprised and didn’t want to see an animal in her home.</p> Signup and view all the answers