Review Quiz (1st Quarter)

What did the monkey and the turtle find floating on the water?

• a coconut tree

• a mango tree

• a banana-plant

• a bamboo stalk

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Who was the cleverer character in the story of the monkey and the turtle?

• The monkey

• The turtle

• Both were equally clever

• Neither was clever

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What lesson can be learned from the story of the monkey and the turtle?

• Friendship is important

• Greed can lead to trouble

• Always share with others

• Hard work pays off

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How did the monkey die in the end?

• He was bitten by a snake

• He ate too many peppers

• He hit himself with a stone

• He fell from a tree

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What did the turtle tell the monkey was "the king's belt"?

• a snake

• a vine

• a banana leaf

• a rope

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(a)   are cultural practices passed down through storytelling, music, and riddles.

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These are lengthy narrative poems or stories that recount the adventures of heroic figures, often involving supernatural elements and grand battles.

(a)  

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These are short stories that typically feature animals as characters.

(a)  

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CCSS.RL.K.5

These are traditional stories passed down orally through generations.

(a)  

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CCSS.RL.K.5

These are puzzles or questions that are designed to challenge the mind and require creative or lateral thinking to solve.

(a)  

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