n. -Obsolete- a doll a small; usually jointed figure; as of a human being; moved; usually in a puppet show on a small stage; by manipulating with the hands; by pulling attached strings or wires; or by rods a person whose actions; ideas; etc. are cont
The clown entertained the children with puppets.
The clown entertained the children with puppets.
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What kinds of puppets did Jim Henson make?
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Why were Tony's new large puppets called upside-down marionettes?
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What kind of puppets did the children make?
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How did the puppets make the children who saw them feel?
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Who thinks the puppets are alive first?
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Did Bird want to use the puppets in the talent show?
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Tony worried that his balloon puppets might not fit under the El. What is the El?
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Who collected the money for the puppets and the whistles?
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What were the puppets Aunt Molly used from the puppet area?
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Why do Ben, Jenny, and Bird decide to use puppets in the talent show?
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Which sentence tells the reader that Tony's balloon puppets were a success?
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Why did Tony need to design larger puppets that were up in the air?
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How did Tony's first rubber puppets move?
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How many puppets did Tico buy for the puppeteer?
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