Storytown Grade 3 Lesson 16 Lon Po Po

What is the children's biggest problem in the story?

• They have let a bad visitor come inside the house.

• They wonder when their mother will come home.

• They are frightened because it is dark and windy.

• They all have to sleep in the same small bed.

Why does Shang ask questions when the wolf first comes to the door?

• Her mother told her what to say.

• She has always been a curious child.

• She does not believe it is her grandmother.

• Her sisters want to know more about the stranger.

Compared with her two younger sisters, Shang is

• prettier

• meaner

• weaker

• wiser

What is the main reason the author wrote "Lon Po Po"?

• to tell an interesting story about a wolf

• to explain how wolves get their food

• to teach facts about how wolves live

• to show how to take care of a wolf

How does Shang most likely feel when she sees the wolf's hair face?

• lucky

• afraid

• bored

• calm

Why does Shang say she will pick gingko nuts for the wolf?

• She wants the wolf to live forever.

• She hopes the wolf will get full and leave.

• She worries that the wolf needs soft food to eat.

• She wants the wolf to let her go outside to safety.

How are Shang and the wolf alike?

• Both have a low voice.

• Both try to trick someone.

• Both pretend to be sleepy.

• Both dress like an old woman.

How can readers tell "Lon Po Po" is a fairytale?

• It takes place in the future

• It tells the author's own feelings.

• It has events that could not really happen.

• It tells true facts about an important person.

The _______ man smiled and spoke politely to the crowd.

• expertise

• charming

• brittle

• rustling

When the pots and pans fell, they made quite a _______.

• racket

• dissolve

• brittle

• correspondence