The Frog Who Talked Too Much

Jul 15, 2026

This document is an English animal story titled "The Frog Who Talked Too Much," designed for Level 3, Book 27, Version 1.0. The narrative follows a frog with a propensity for excessive talking who inquires about the dietary preferences of other animals' offspring. He asks a bird, a pig, and a cassowary about what their children eat, receiving answers that grasshoppers, milk, and small fruits are favored, respectively. Following these encounters, the frog approaches a crocodile and poses the same question. The crocodile's rather ominous response, marked by an extended 'Oooohhhhh,' instills fear in the frog. The document concludes with comprehension questions related to the story's events, prompting readers to recall the frog's inquiries and the animals' responses. The accompanying image depicts a toad-like amphibian on a rocky surface, possibly illustrating the main character or a related scene.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages20

Reading Time31 min

The Frog Who Talked Too Much

Comprehension Questions

FAQs

What is the main character of the story and what is their distinguishing trait?

The main character is a frog who talks too much.

What question did the frog ask the other animals (bird, pig, and cassowary)?

The frog asked all the animals what their children liked to eat.

How did the story conclude for the frog when he asked the crocodile the same question?

When the frog asked the crocodile what his children liked to eat, the crocodile responded with an "Oooohhhhh," which made the frog very afraid.

Jul 15, 2026

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