Poetry Lesson 4

What did mum say their cow was worth?

• £1

• £10

• £100

• £1000

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What car did mum own?

• Mini

• Porsche

• VW T-Cross

• Rolls Royce

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Instead of bean stalks, what grew?

• silver

• flowers

• gold

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How long did the beanstalk take to grow?

• one day

• one hour

• one week

• one night

What colour did mum go when Jack told her his trade?

• yellow

• green

• blue

• purple

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How was Jack described as he scrambled up the beanstalk?

• nimble and keen

• fast and nimble

• nimble and slow

• slow and steady

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How was Jack described as he came back down the beanstalk?

• scared and fast

• terrified and quick

• frightened and quick

• petrified and rushing

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The giant sat there ... which two words were used to describe the giant at this point in the poem.

• ugly and thick

• gross and obscene

• huge and horrid

• big and nasty

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At the end of the poem, What does Jack say he's going to do?

• become a giant slayer

• gather all the gold

• have a bath every day

• live at the top of the beanstalk

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Why could the giant smell both Jack and his mum?

• because they smelled

• they hadn't had a bath in years

• they were sweaty

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