Q1

• A

• B

• C

• D

Q2: The author includes paragraph 2 in the story most likely to —

• A. describe the rock the boy leaned on

• B. share how the boy was feeling

• C. introduce a significant turning point

• D. explain the resolution of the story

Q3

• A

• B

• C

• D

Q4 Part A

What is the author’s main message of the story?

• A. Eating can create meaningful and memorable experiences.

• B. Engaging in storytelling strengthens community bonds.

• C. Listening attentively to storytellers enhances the experience.

• D. Visiting The Great Stone offers valuable learning opportunities.

Q4 Part B

Which sentence(s) from the story supports the answer in Part A?

• A. The Great Stone then told a wonderful story of how the world was created. (paragraph 7)

• B. When the boy returned home, the people were concerned that he had not brought any food. “Don’t worry. Something wonderful… (paragraph 9)

• C. Everyone gathered around the fire and the boy told the story of how the world was created. The people grew warm and happy… (paragraph 10)

• D. All through the winter, the boy returned to the Great Stone, always bringing a gift. (paragraph 11)

Q5.

What is the most likely reason the author wrote this story? Support your answer with evidence from the text.