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Open Ended

Why do you think stories like 'The Boy Who Cried Wolf' are important for us to read and discuss?

Open Ended

Why is it important to tell the truth?

Multiple Choice

What is a pasture and why is it important for grazing animals?

• A land covered with grass for grazing animals

• A forest with tall trees

• A desert with sand dunes

• A mountain with rocks

Multiple Select

Which actions did the shepherd boy take to amuse himself?

• Talked to his dog

• Played on his shepherd's pipe

• Ran toward the village shouting 'Wolf!'

• Played with the sheep

Multiple Choice

What lesson can be learned from the villagers' reaction to the shepherd boy's repeated cries of 'Wolf'?

• People may stop believing someone who lies repeatedly

• Villagers always help no matter what

• Sheep are always in danger from wolves

• The boy was always telling the truth

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Liars are not believed even when they speak the

.

Multiple Select

What happened when a real wolf appeared in the pasture?

• The villagers did not help the boy

• The wolf killed many sheep

• The villagers believed the boy

• The boy was saved by the villagers

Multiple Choice

Which phrase from the sentence best describes the setting?

• as the sun was setting behind the forest and the shadows were creeping out over the pasture

• a wolf really did spring from the underbrush

• fall upon the sheep

• Then one evening

Open Ended

What does the author mean when they say the wolf “fell upon the sheep”?