Two Legs or One Review

Two Legs or One?
Review

Multiple Choice

Who is the trickster in this folktale?

• Wife

• Goha

• Butcher

• Undertaker

Multiple Choice

What is the lesson in this story?

• Always tell the truth.

• People who tell small lies will face consequences.

• Some people will try to win an argument at any cost.

• Never lie to your spouse.

Multiple Choice

What is the part of speech in this definition?

• Noun

• Verb

• Adverb

• Adjective

Multiple Choice

The last sentence of the paragraph illustrates...

• How hungry Goha's wife was.

• How rare it is for Goha to cook meat.

• How much Goha's wife loves roses.

• How tempting the smell of the meat is.

Multiple Choice

What is the tone during the argument between Goha and his wife?

• Stressful: a state of tension or anxiety.

• Joyful: To cause or show happiness.

• Arrogant: showing an offensive attitude of superiority.

• Humorous: funny

Open Ended

Why does the author give little details about the setting?

Multiple Choice

Which word below means the same as "dignified?"

• Noble:

  To have outstanding qualities.

• Imposing: Impressive in size.

• Regal:

  Relating to a king.

• Suitable:

  Used for a purpose.

Multiple Choice

Why would the author use exaggeration during the argument?

• To make it more dramatic.

• To make it more serious.

• To make it funnier.

• To help us understand the moral.

Multiple Choice

Identify the independent clause below.

• To prove he is right.

• To prove.

• Goha fakes his death.

• Prove right.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is written correctly?

• To prove he is right, Goha fakes his death.

• To prove he is right Goha fakes, his death.

• To prove, he is right Goha fakes his death.

• To prove he, is right Goha fakes his death.