Jack and the beanstalk Comprehension

What problem do Jack and his mother have at the beginning of the story?

• They do not like their cow.

• They do not have enough money.

• They do not like going to the village.

• They do not know how to grow food.

In the story, the seeds sprouted overnight. What does the word sprouted mean?

• moved

• baked

• flew

• grew

How are Jack’s and his mother’s feelings about the beans different?

• Jack wants to return the beans, but his mother wants to keep them.

• Jack knows they are magical beans, but his mother does not.

• Jack likes the beans, but his mother thinks they are useless.

• Jack thinks the beans will grow, but his mother does not.

Why does Jack cut down the beanstalk?

• He wants to get away from the giant.

• He has gotten all of the gold he needs.

• He is trying to make his mother laugh again.

• He is showing the giant how to care for plants.

What makes Jack choose to help the giant?

• The giant feels tired

• The giant hurts himself

• The giant gave Jack a goose

• The giant brings Jack his cow