5. What did all of the bulls want to do when they
grew up?
They
wanted to be picked to be in a rodeo.
They
wanted to be picked to fight at the bull fights in Madrid.
They wanted to be
picked to live with the King in Madrid.
6. Who came to select the biggest, fastest and
roughest bull to fight?
five men
the
farmer
the King
7. What did Ferdinand know about the men?
He knew
they would choose him.
He
knew they would not choose him.
He knew they were
afraid of him.
8. What did Ferdinand sit on by mistake?
a
bumblebee
a flower
an ant
9. Why did the men pick Ferdinand to bring to
Madrid?
They felt
sorry for him.
He was
crying.
He was puffing,
snorting, butting and pawing.
10. What will the Banderillos do with long, sharp
pins with ribbons on them?
They
stick them in the bull to make him mad.
They stick them in
their hats.
They hit the bull with
them.
11. What will the Picadores use to stick in the
bull to make him madder?
long,
sharp pins with ribbons on them
long spears
pencils
12. Who wears a red cape and carries a sword?
the
Matador
the Picadores
the Banderillos
13. Who came last in the parade?
Ferdinand
the Matador
the King
14. What did Ferdinand do when he got to the
middle of the ring?
He sat
down and smelled the flowers.
He ran away.
He ran toward the
Matador.
15. Why did the Matador cry?
He was
afraid of Ferdinand.
He was hurt when
Ferdinand hit him.
He was mad he couldn't
show off his cape and sword.
16. Why did Ferdinand leave Madrid and go back
home?
He
wouldn't fight and be fierce.
He was afraid of the
Matador.
He missed his mother.
17. Why is Ferdinand happy at the end of the
book?
He's
home with his mother.
He's smelling flowers
under his favorite tree!
He didn't like the
weather in Madrid.
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