(ug) as in Bug - Bug Jug

Question 1

is - a

Answer 1

Pug is a bug.

Question 2

the - a - has - see

Answer 2

Pug the bug sees a jug.
The jug has a big plug.

Question 3

open - the

Answer 3

Open the jug, Pug.

Question 4

on - the - is

Answer 4

Pug tugs on the plug.
The plug is snug.

Question 5

and - on - the

Answer 5

Pug tugs and tugs on the plug.

Question 6

the - into

Answer 6

Pop! Pug open the jug.
Ugh! Pug falls into the jug.

Question 7

the - like

Answer 7

Pug the bug likes the jug.

Question 8

will - in - the

Answer 8

Pug will live in the jug.
Does the jug need a rug?

Question 9

the - see - in

Answer 9

Zug the slug sees Pug in his new jug.

Question 10

in - says - the - a

Answer 10

“Bugs in jugs need rugs,” says Zug.
The slug gives Pug a rug.

Question 11

I - like - the - says

Answer 11

“I like the rug, Zug,” says Pug.

Question 12

the - a - come - from - says

Answer 12

Pug gives Zug the slug a hug.
“The best hugs come from bugs,” says the slug.

Question 13

and - have - in

Answer 13

Pug and Zug have milk in mugs.

Question 14

they - the - is - a - in - his

Answer 14

They chug the milk.
Glug, glug, glug.
Now Pug is a snug bug in his jug.