Clark the Shark

Clark the Shark

Multiple Choice

What is the MAIN setting of the story?

• a zoo

• a bus

• a home

• a school

Multiple Choice

What is the MAIN lesson Clark learns?

• It is good to be big and strong

• It is good to listen to the teacher

• It is important for friends to share

• It is important to act the right way

Multiple Choice

What is Clark's problem in the story?

• He tries to make a new friend

• He needs to make a better lunch

• He gets too excited about things

• He asks the teacher too many questions

Multiple Choice

In the story , Clark has a plan. What does the word plan mean in the story?

• song

• idea

• wish

• mess

Multiple Choice

How do the classmates' feelings about Clark change in the story?

• At the end of the story, the classmates feel that Clark is a good friend

• At the end of the story, the classmates feel that Clark needs to calm down

• At the end of the story, the classmates feel that Clark was right to eat their lunches

• At the end of the story, the classmates feel that Clark should play with other big sharks

Multiple Choice

How do the classmates' feelings about Clark change in the story?

• At the end of the story, the classmates feel that Clark is a good friend

• At the end of the story, the classmates feel that Clark needs to calm down

• At the end of the story, the classmates feel that Clark was right to eat their lunches

• At the end of the story, the classmates feel that Clark should play with other big sharks