The Drink for The King

Which part of the story introduces the setting and characters?

• Orientation

• Complication

• Reorientation

• Climax

How did the other animals react to Squirrel's idea?

• They were not impressed

• They were impressed and liked the idea

• They didn't understand the idea

• They were confused by the idea

Which part of the story resolves the conflict or problem?

• Orientation

• Complication

• Reorientation

• Climax

What was Squirrel's contribution to the gift?

• Squirrel brought nuts

• Squirrel had the idea to combine all the gifts

• Squirrel brought leaves

• Squirrel gave nothing

What was the purpose of the animals' meeting?

• To plan a party for the king

• To plan a gift for the king

• To go to the king's house

• To congratulate the king

Who are the characters in the story?

• Lions and frogs

• Birds and rabbits

• Monkeys and rabbits

• Tigers and cows

What did the animals create with their combined gifts?

• A grass jelly

• A special food

• A special drink

• An idea

What is the social function of the story?

• To entertain readers with a humorous tale

• To educate readers about forest animals

• To persuade readers to protect the forest

• To inform readers about the king of the forest

What lesson can be learned from the story?

• The importance of cooperation, creativity, and teamwork

• The importance of competition and individuality

• The importance of being kind to all

• The importance of laziness and procrastination

What was the king's reaction to the gift?

• He didn't like it

• He loved it and praised the animals

• He was allergic to it

• He was scared of it