This is Jody's Fawn (Marjorie Kinnan Rowlings)

Penny turned his head. Jody stood beside him, the fawn clutched hard against him.
It seemed to Penny that the boy's eyes were as bright as the fawn's. He said, "I'm glad you found him."
1. Penny turned his head as he
(a) felt pain (b) wanted to see some one
(c) tried to get up (d) heard Jody call.
2. Penny felt that Jody's eyes were bright as
(a) he had been crying (b) he was very happy
(c) he was excited (d) he was like the fawn.
3. Penny was glad because
(a) the fawn was safe (b) Jody had come back
(c) justice had been done (d) Jody was happy.

Jody was worried about

Penny felt hemmed in

Jody feared that his parents might not allow him to bring the fawn home because

Jody's mother held the coffee pot in mid-air. It shows that

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