Stone soup - RL.3

What challenge does the traveler face when he first comes to the town?

• He is tired and needs a place to spend the night.

• He knocks on the door and a young woman with a baby answers.

• He is hungry and hopes someone will feed him.

• He wants to fix a dinner but doesn't have a pot.

Which detail from the text BEST tells the travelers problem in the beginning of the story.

• A long time ago, a tired traveler walked into a small village.

• He was hungry and stopped at the first house he saw to ask for food.

• He knocked and a young woman holding a baby answered the door.

What challenge does the traveler face when the villagers refuse to share their food.

• He has to find wood so he can build a fire to keep warm.

• He needs to learn how to make friends with everyone in town.

• He has to walk to another town where people might be nicer to him.

• He must find a new way to get the people to share food with him.

Why does the traveler keep putting his nose over the pot and breathing in?

• to make the people think he is cooking something tasty

• to make the people want to make their own soup

• to make the people sad they didn't help him

• to make the people angry they don't have soup

What do we learn about the traveler based on the way he faces his challenges?

• He is clever because he gets people to choose to help him.

• He is lazy because he has other people do his work for him.

• He is unhappy because he is too poor to buy his own food.

• He is proud because he knows more about cooking than others.

Which sentence from the text BEST shows why the villagers bring the traveler a pot with water.

• "Who ever has head of stone soup" the villagers laughed.

• But some of the people were curious.

• They brought a pot filled with water.

How does the traveler respond to the challenge of getting food. Use details from the text to support your answer.

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