What does the naughty boy expect to find in Scotland?

He expects to find new things and new people different from those in England.

Fill in the blank: The poem illustrates that some things remain the same, regardless of location, as shown by the boy's realization that the ground in Scotland is as ___ as in England.

Hard

True or False: The naughty boy discovers that songs in Scotland are different from those in England.

False. The songs are just as merry in both places.

What realization does the boy have about the color of cherries in Scotland?

He learns that cherries are as red in Scotland as they are in England.

Riddle: I am something that weighs the same in Scotland and England, often used in pencils and batteries. What am I?

Lead

Fill in the blank: The poem concludes with the boy feeling ___ when he realizes that many aspects of life are similar in both Scotland and England.

Surprised

Multiple Choice: What does 'fourscore' represent in the poem? A) 60 B) 80 C) 100 D) 40

B) 80

The boy stands in his shoes and wonders about the similarity of the doors in Scotland and ___

England

What does the word 'naughty' imply about a person's behavior?

Likes to make trouble or not listen

What is the meaning of the word 'merry'?

Happy and cheerful