

The Boy Who Wanted the Moon
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English
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6th Grade
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Cabrala Awala
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The Boy Who Wanted the Moon

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Multiple Choice
Why does the son become angry with the king?
He realized he didn’t have everything his eye could see.
He was hungry.
He was cold.
He was embarrassed in front of his peers.
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Multiple Choice
The king is hesitant toward the middle of the story because
he doesn’t want his son to think he is a liar.
he knows the task of getting the moon is impossible.
he doesn’t want his son to die.
he wants absolute power.
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Multiple Choice
What is the theme of this story?
knowing what to ask for
having everything you want
being grateful for what you have
avoiding false promises to others
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Multiple Choice
Which word BEST describes the king’s son?
greedy
outraged
patient
sincere
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Multiple Choice
Why does the son run weeping to his father?
He feels embarrassed because all the children laughed at him.
He wants to be the prince of adults too.
He hates that he has turned into a monkey.
He broke up with his girlfriend.
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Multiple Choice
What action shows the biggest difference between the king and the price when they both realize they do not own the moon?
the son refused to eat.
the king remarried.
the children laughing.
the king building a tower to the moon.
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Multiple Choice
What part of the story is its resolution?
when the people turned into monkeys
when the king built the tower
when the prince weeped
when the tower was built higher
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Multiple Choice
Another word for adamant is
inflexible.
kind
angry
spoiled
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Multiple Choice
The word mar means
disfigure
beautify
adorn
place
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Multiple Choice
In paragraph 1, the word heir means
prince
monkey
moon
king
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Multiple Choice
A synonym for the word stubborn is
obstinate
accommodating
flexible
yielding
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Multiple Choice
They sprouted long tails, and they became the animals now called monkeys.
Which is the BEST meaning of the word sprouted as it is used in this sentence?
grew
hid
played
sang
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Multiple Choice
Why is it important that the prince at the beginning of the tale gets everything he wants?
All classic tales begin with once upon a time.
Princes always get everything they want.
This prepares the reader for the problem the prince will soon face..
The author wants you to know good things happen when you get everything you want..
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Multiple Choice
To show the thoughts and feelings of each of the characters in the story, the author uses
the first person point of view
the second person point of view
the third person limited point of view
the third person omniscient point of view
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Multiple Choice
What type of literary work is this passage?
a poem
biography
a folktale
realistic fiction
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Multiple Choice
In paragraph 4, when the author mentions the monkeys chatter in the trees, this is an example of
alliteration
foreshadowing
onomatopoeia
personification
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Multiple Choice
When the author compares the prince to a full moon, this is an example of?
hyperbole
metaphor
personification
simile
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Multiple Choice
The monkeys chatter in the trees is an example of which figurative device?
allusion
hyperbole
onomatopoeia
personification
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Multiple Choice
When the author compares the prince to a full moon, this is an example of?
hyperbole
metaphor
personification
simile
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