Two of Everything Quiz

Before they find the pot, the Haktaks can best be described as

• Lazy

• Lucky

• Poor

• Unhappy

When Mrs. Haktak first sees the pot, she

• wonders what it is good for

• is happy to have such a beautiful pot

• worries that it will cause trouble

• is puzzled that her husband did not find it sooner

What little they ate came from their TINY garden. Which word is an ANTONYM for TINY?​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)  

• large
• small
• big
• little
• enormous
• short

Who are the characters in the story?​ ​ (a)   ​ (b)  

• Mrs. Haktak
• Mrs. Fleets
• Mr. Haktak
• Mr. Fleets

Why does Mrs. Haktak put her purse into the pot?

• She hopes the pot will make it disappear.

• She thinks the pot will make her a winter coat.

• She trusts the pot to keep their money safe.

• She believes the pot will make another just like it

Which story detail BEST shows that Mrs. Haktak thinks the pot is wonderful?

• She puts the purse in the pot.

• She kneels by the pot and gives it a hug.

• She sips her tea and admires the pot.

• She stoops down and looks inside the pot.

What does the word village mean in the sentence below?

The people of the village gathered in the town square.

• crowd

• map

• town

• school

What does the word grateful mean in the sentence below?

Leann was grateful when someone returned her lost bike.

• full of questions

• full of ideas

• full of thanks

• full of food

Mrs. Haktak​ ​ (a)   over to look into the pot and her hairpin fell in.

• leaned
• tossed
• searched
• startled

Mrs. Haktak said, “I am​ ​ (a)   one and only wife.”

• your
• you
• you are
• you're
• my