The Story of Bobcat and Coyote

Who is telling the story

• A. Bobcat

• B. Coyote

• C. a third-person narrator

• D. a first-person narrator

2. 2. In the story, Coyote is described as a "trickster" because he

• F. can make himself invisible

• G. causes trouble for others and himself

• H. likes to do wonderful things to others

• J. appears in the shape of another animal

3. 3. In paragraph 7, the words "nearly burst with laughter" mean that Coyote-

• A. tried not to wake Bobcat

• B. laughed very hard

• C. tried to laugh but could not

• D. hurt himself when he laughed

4. Bobcat has trouble getting water because he-

• F. can't find the river

• G. is too tired to go to the river

• H. is frightened by his reflection

• J. is chased away by strange animals

5. Paragraph 11 is important to the story because it-

• A. explains how Bobcat came to realize what happened

• B. tells how Coyote changed Bobcat's looks

• C. describes Bobcat as a horrible-looking creature

• D. shows how confused Bobcat was about his new looks

6. 6. What does the word misshapen mean in paragraph 12?

• F. flat

• G. not shaped

• H. badly formed

• J. mysterious

7. 7. What would have most likely happen if Coyote had not played a trick on Bobcat?

• A. The two animals would have remained enemies

• B. Bobcat would have made Coyote looks even more horrible

• C. The two animals would have remained friends

• D. Each animal would have changed the other's appearance, but in a more pleasing way

8. 8. What lesson does Bobcat probably learn?

• F. good friends are hard to replace

• G. jokes never cause any harm

• H. you should choose your friends carefully

• J. you should not judge people by how they look

9. 9. What change is any should be made in sentence 11?

• A. change year to yere

• B. change talent to tallent

• C. change biggest to bigest

• D. Make no change

10.What change if any should be made in sentence 5?

• A. change well to good

• B. change voice to voise

• C. change musik to music

• D. Make no change