Help! A Story of Friendship--Comprehension Test

Front

At the beginning of the story, why is Mouse covering himself with leaves?

Back

He is hiding from Snake.

Front

Why is Mouse afraid of Snake?

Back

He was told that snakes are dangerous to mice.

Front

Why could Rabbit not help Mouse out of the hole? Options: a. The hole is too dark., The hole is too deep., There might be spiders., His back is too prickly.

Back

The hole is too deep.

Front

How does Snake help Mouse without scaring him? Options: a. He lowers Hedgehog into the hole to get Mouse., b. He slides down into the hole to get Mouse., c. He cleans off his tail and sticks it in the hole for Mouse to grab on to., d. He ties a stick to his tail and sticks it into the hole for Mouse to grab on to.

Back

He ties a stick to his tail and sticks it into the hole for Mouse to grab on to.

Front

What do you learn about being a friend from the story?

Back

You cannot believe what others say about people.

Front

What does the word afraid mean?

Back

scared

Front

If you rescue someone, you

Back

save someone from danger.

Front

The word perfectly means

Back

in every way it could not be better

Front

What does the word secret mean?

Back

something private

Front

What is the genre of "Help! A Story of Friendship"?

Back

fantasy