The Lion and the Mouse

How does the mouse meet the lion?

• The mouse met the lion while hunting.

• The mouse and lion were invited to a party.

• The mouse climbed onto the sleeping lion by accident.

• The mouse and lion were both drinking water at the river.

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Why does the mouse say that he will one day help the lion?

• He wants to be best friends with lion.

• He needs a good place to sleep.

• He wants the lion to set him free.

• He wants to be big and strong like the lion.

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Why is the lion surprised that the mouse says he can help him?

• He was sleeping and the mouse woke him up.

• The hunters caught the lion and tied him to a tree.

• He wants to eat the mouse.

• The mouse is so small that the lion doesn't think the mouse can help him.

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What is the central message of the story?

• Always be honest.

• Try your best.

• Don't give up.

• Don't misjudge others.

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How would you describe the Mouse?

• helpless and scared

• helpful and brave

• mean and argumentative

• funny and worried

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What happened at the beginning of the story?

• The lion let the mouse go.

• The hunters caught the lion.

• The mouse gnawed at the ropes.

• The mouse crawled onto a sleeping lion.

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How did the Mouse solve his problem?

• He convinced the lion to let him go.

• He told the hunters to capture the lion.

• He climbed onto the lion.

• He laughed at the lion.

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What is the setting of the story?

• In outer space, in the future

• In a zoo, during the day

• In the ocean, at night

• A long time ago, in grasslands

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Who are the main characters?

• The hunters and fish

• The sheep and villagers

• The ants and birds

• The lion and the mouse

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Which details from the passage provide evidence that the mouse was helpful and brave?

• "Forgive me! I didn't mean to wake you!"

• "If you let me go, I'll do something to help you someday."

• "What could a tiny thing like you ever do for me?"

• "Don't worry my friend. I'll help you!"

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