Which of the following inferences about Hare is best supported by the passage?

A. Hare only follows what the other animals do and is unable to think for himself.

B. Hare is easily frightened by animals who are bigger and louder than he is.

C. Hare is a clever problem solver who looks out for the other animals’ best interests.

D. Hare is cold-hearted and only interested in his own survival.

Which excerpt from the passage provides the best textual evidence to support the answer to Part A?

D. “‘I will smash you, I will shatter you, I will crush you because I am the Great Lion who owns these hills!’ shrieked His Lordship.”

A. “I am the GREATEST, and no other lion is allowed in these hills! Show me that evil lion, and I will destroy him!”

B. “Hare quickly led the way to the old well. ‘He took your dinner and jumped into the well,’ Hare said, pretending to be frightened.”

C. “They saw the reflections of a lion and a neat, clean hare’s head.”

Which sentence best summarizes why His Lordship is angry?

A. He thinks that Hare has tricked him again.

B. He believes that another lion stole his dinner.

C. He knows that Hare is just pretending to be afraid.

D. He wants to eat Hare, but Hare is too small.

Which statement is the main idea in these paragraphs?

C. Hare uses His Lordship to get rid of the evil lion.

A. Hare manages to trick His Lordship and save himself.

B. His Lordship is so greedy that he tries to eat another lion.

D. His Lordship proves that he is the greatest.

What is the best summary of these paragraphs?

B. His Lordship is about to eat Hare when the clever rabbit tells him about a fatter, juicier rabbit down in a well. The lion peers into the well and jumps in, never to be seen again.

A. When His Lordship wants food, he calls for Hare to bring it. Hare lies about the disappearance of the food, and instead of feeding him, he pushes the lion into a well.

C. Hare convinces His Lordship that he was not the meal the lion was supposed to eat. The lion becomes enraged and leaps into a well, never to be seen again.

D. To save himself from being eaten, Hare pretends that another lion stole His Lordship’s meal. He leads the lion to a well. His Lordship sees his reflection and jumps in, never to be seen again.

How should this sentence be changed? The stars glitterd, and the moon gleamed.

D. No change needs to be made to this sentence

B. Change glitterd to glittered

How should this sentence be changed? The leaves tremble in the cool autumn breeze.

D. No change needs to be made to this sentence

C. Change tremble to will trembled

How should this sentence be changed? Next summer, we attend Camp Lake Leslie.

C. Change attend to will attend

D. No change needs to be made to this sentence

How should this sentence be changed? The kitten snuggls up to its mother.

D. No change needs to be made to this sentence

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RL.9-10.1: What was life like for the animals before Lion moved in?

Why are the animals scared of lion?

How does Hare trick His Lordship?

L.9-10.4.A: Use context to confirm the meaning of the word logic as it is used in 'The Dinner of the Lion.' Write your definition of logic here.

What is another way to say that the rain diminished?

RL.9-10.10: A novel tells the story of a man who wakes up in a hotel room in a strange country and can’t remember how he got there. ​ (a)

A work of fiction describes animals who are meant to symbolize how people in a society function when there is conflict.​​ (a)

A five-page work of fiction uses a conflict between family members to communicate a theme about patience.​ (a)

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