Jane Goodall and The Fox and The Goat

1. 1. Which sentence best expresses the fable's moral?

• a. "Jump down and we will share."

• B. "I shall lower down a long branch from the ground above and you may scramble out." the fox offered.

• c. "you must look before you leap."

• D. "Just so, silly goat." The fox called. "Heed this lesson."

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2. 2. At the end of the story, the goat feels ashamed because-

• F. he acted foolishly by twice trusting the fox with his safety

• G. he is frightened of the deep and dark well

• H. he helped the fox escape from the well

• J. he has trouble learning lessons that seem easy for thefox.

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3. Which of the following is a characteristic found in all fables?

• A. A forest setting

• B. A clear lesson

• C. A silly goat.

• D. Animals trying to escape

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4. 4. The reader can tell this story is a fable because it

• F. contains a clear problem and realistic solution

• G. is about a goat and a fox

• H. could not happen in real life.

• J. Has human-like animals that learn an important lesson.

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5. 5. What lesson does the goat learn in the end?

• A. Foxes cannot be trusted with important matters like finding water and escaping.

• B. It is important to carefully think about situations before you make a decision you may regret.

• C. Taking care of your friends is more important than finding water.

• D. Because finding water can be challenging. It is important to get help from those around you.

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1. 1. What lesson can the reader learn by reading about Jane Goodall?

• A. Chimpanzees are not very interesting animals.

• B. Men are better at studying animals than women.

• C. Studying chimpanzees will make a person famous.

• D. Hard work and perseverance can make childhood dreams come true.

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2. 2. The reader can tell the text is a biography because

• F. it is a nonfiction text about a real person's life.

• G. it is written by a person telling their own story.

• H. it is not true, but it could be.

• J. it tells about a fictional person's life.

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3. 3. Which of the following is a good example of the type of sentences commonly found in biographies?

• A. He wanted to learn more about their behavior.

• B. He pulled out the grass and it was covered with ants!

• C. Jane Goodall was born in 1934 in England.

• They fight much like humans do.

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4. 4. However, she spends most of her time traveling and teaching others about chimpanzees. Africa and the importance of taking care of our planet.

5. Based on this description, with which of the following statements would Jane Goodall most likely agree?

• F. We can learn everything we need by studying chimps.

• G. People want to protect nature when they learn about animals

• H. Africa is home to some of the most important animals on Earth.

• J. The best teachers were once the best students.

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