Two of Everything Comprehension

What word would describe the Haktaks before they found the magic pot.

• young

• poor

• rich

At the beginning of the story, how did the Haktaks get what they needed?

• They bought food and other things at the store.

• They grew food and traded extra vegetables for other things they needed.

• They borrowed things from their neighbors.

How did the Haktaks feel when they first go the pot?

• They were confused and they were trying to figure out what to use it for.

• They were excited because they heard about these magical pots before.

• They were afraid because magic can cause problems.

How did the Haktaks figure out it was a magic pot?

• Mrs. Haktak pulled out two hairpins and purses after only one of each went in.

• It came with instructions.

• Their neighbors explained it to them.

What was Mrs. Haktak's plan to get anything they watned?

• To keep putting everything they owned into the pot

• To have people pay them to use the pot

• to keep doubling their coins until they had all the money they needed

How do we know how Mrs. Haktak felt about the pot at first?

• She hugged it.

• She took it everywhere she went.

• She talked to it all day long.

What started the problems with the pot?

• Mr. Haktak fell in and two Mr. Haktaks came out.

• They put the money in too many times and ended up with too many coins.

• Mrs. Haktak fell in and two Mrs. Haktaks came out.

How did Mr. Haktak end up in the pot?

• He jumped in so the new Mrs. Haktak would have her own Mr. Haktak.

• Mrs. Haktak pushed him into the pot.

• He was backing away from his angry wife and fell in headfirst.

How did Mrs. Haktak solve the problem at the end of the story?

• She sent the new Haktaks off to live somewhere else.

• She said it was good that the new Haktaks had each other, and they could all be friends.

• She got rid of the magical pot.

How were the Haktaks different by the end of the story?

• They were rich and had everything they needed, even new friends.

• They were still poor, but much happier.

• They became mean and greedy since they were so rich.