W 26 D 5 Reading DOL

How do you think the woodcutter felt after the asparas told him not to cut down the wood?

Use the clues from the text 'I've come looking for trees to cut down, so I can sell the wood.' and what you know to make an inference.

• I can infer he is happy he will be able to see his family.

• I can infer he is probably afraid he won’t be able to provide for his family.

• I can infer he is excited he won’t be able to cut the trees.

Why do you think the woodcutter was confused about serving from the pitcher?

• He thinks the pitcher is too small.

• He thinks the pitcher is a type of food.

• He thinks the pitcher is empty.

How do you think the WoodCutter feels after the magic pitcher breaks?

• sad

• happy

• tired

• excited

Why does the woodcutter think the villagers would steal the magic pitcher from him? He thinks they want -

• to get his riches and food.

• to get wood for firewood.

• to drink from the pitcher.