Anna's Kite

What is the setting of this story?

• in the park on a sunny day

• in the backyard on a sunny day

• in a garden on a windy day

• in the forest on a sunny day

Who are the two main characters in the story?

• Anita and Kitty

• Anna and Kitty

• Kite and Kitty

• a girl and a cat

Why couldn't Anna get the kite down with a stick?

• The stick was too heavy to throw.

• The stick got stuck in the tree.

• Anna could not throw the stick high enough.

• The stick ripped the kite.

Why couldn't Anna climb the tree?

• The tree branches would not hold her.

• The tree was too far away.

• Her mom told her not to climb trees.

• The kite was too high in the tree.

How did Anna's kite get out of the tree?

• She yanked the kite string and it came down.

• The wind knocked the kite down.

• Kitty went up and swiped the kite out of the tree.

• She climbed the tree and got it down.

The problem or conflict in this passage is:

• Anna doesn't know how to climb trees.

• Anna can't find Kitty.

• Anna doesn't know where her kite is.

• Anna can't get her kite off the tree.

Put the elements of a plot in order.

• Solution/Resolution

• Conflict/Problem

• Introduction:

  Main Characters

  Setting

• Conclusion

Which is a problem in this story?

• Kitty rubbed against Anna’s leg.

• Anna's kite got tangled in the tree’s branches.

• Anna could fly her kite again.

• Anna was flying her kite.

Which is the solution in the story?

• Kitty reached the kite, swiped at it,and knocked it down.

• Kitty sprang from branch to branch.

• “Great job, Kitty!” Anna smiled.

• Anna threw the stick upward to get the kite down.

What are ALL the ways Anna tries to solve her problem?

• She tells Kitty to bring it down.

• She calls the firemen for help.

• She yanks the kite's string and tells Kitty to knock it down.

• She yanks the kite's string, waits for the wind, and tries to knock it down with a stick, and then tells Kitty to knock it down.