Sun and Moon Sisters- 3rd Grade

What does the word envy mean in paragraph 8?

• to be lonely

• to be jealous

• to be frustrated

• to be wrong

Why are the children's shouts to Sun and Moon important to the resolution of the story?

• The children's shouts show Sun and Moon that they aren't both needed.

• The children's shouts show Sun and Moon that the children are angry with them.

• The children's shouts show Sun and Moon that only the children want them to come back.

• The children's shouts show Sun and Moon that they are both needed.

What key idea about the sisters do the details in paragraph 1 supprt?

• That the sisters didn't always get along.

• That the sisters best friends, even when they got jealous of each other.

• That the sisters did not like ruling the sky together.

• The the sisters had always wished to switch places.

How do the children feel about Sun and Moon based on their interactions in the story?

• The children wish Sun and Moon could come out at the same time, together.

• The children love both Sun and Moon. They shout for them to come back.

• The children do not like Sun and Moon, and wish they would stop being jealous.

• The children love Sun and Moon. They can't sleep or play with both of them.

How is the change is day and night important to the plot fo the story?

• The change in day and night show Sun and Moon that they are both needed.

• The change in day and night causes the children to be sad. They can't sleep or play.

• The change in day and night causes things to go wrong. The children shout to Sun and Moon for them to come back.

• The change in day and night causes the land to go dark. The living things show Sun and Moon that they need them.