Kate and the Beanstalk

Kate was supposed to sell their cow for

• food

• beans

• a pig

• a harp

Kate's mother threw the beans out the window

• to plant them.

• to bring good luck.

• because she was angry.

Kate climbed the beanstalk

• after asking permission.

• with her mother.

• right away the night it grew.

When Kate reached the top of the beanstalk, she first spoke to

• a giant

• a sheep

• herself

• an old woman

Kate learned that the castle had a giant living there, but it used to have

• a noble knight, his fair wife, and their baby.

• pixies and fairies

• a whole family of giants

Before being killed, the knight had three precious treasures. Which is not one of them?

• a hen that lays golden eggs

• a bag filled with gold coins

• a wondrous harp

• a sack of magic beans

Why did the giant's wife have trouble keeping servants?

• The giant was mean to them.

• Their clothing and food was too large to handle.

• The giant always gobbled them up.

The 2nd time Kate went to the giant's castle, she disguised herself as a

• king

• boy

• giant

• witch

Kate successfully stole from the giant without waking him until she stole

• the harp

• the hen who laid golden eggs

• the bag of coins

At the end of the story, we learn that the enchanted castle actually

• was part of a dream.

• was made of candy.

• belonged to Kate's father.