Quiz on the Story 'Fox and Stork'

This question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then, answer part B. Part A: What does Stork do after Fox serves him stew in a very shallow bowl?

• He forgives Fox for tricking him.

• He makes a plan to get even with Fox.

• He thinks that Fox did not mean to trick him.

• He decides to teach Fox how to be a good host.

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Part B: Which sentence from the story supports the answer to part A?

• “It seems my long bill makes it difficult for me to enjoy the stew.”

• “He used the fish to make a tasty stew.”

• “That is the most delicious smell,’ Fox said as Stork led him to the table.”

• “Stork watched as Fox struggled with the jar.”

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Read this sentence from the last paragraph: "Fox rose from the table and stomped his way to the door." Which word from this sentence shows that Fox feels angry?

• “rose”

• “stomped”

• “way”

• “door"

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Which feature does Fox use to trick Stork?

• a large fish

• a long beak

• a tasty stew

• a shallow bowl

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Read this paragraph from the story: “I hope you like the stew,” Stork said with a smile. He set a jar in front of Fox. Fox wrapped his bushy tail around the jar and then brought the jar to his mouth. He licked the outside of the jar. He dipped his tongue into the neck. But Fox could not taste the stew. Why is this paragraph important to the story?

• It makes the reader feel bad for Fox.

• It helps the reader picture Stork’s home.

• It helps the reader know why Stork tricked Fox.

• It shows the reader that Stork’s plan is working.

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Which is the best recounting of the story?

• Fox goes to his friend Stork’s house for dinner. However, Fox does not enjoy the stew Stork made.

• Fox likes to play tricks on the other animals. One day, Stork tricks Fox by not letting him eat stew.

• Fox and Stork have dinner with each other. Unfortunately, they cannot eat each other’s food.

• Fox has fun playing a joke on Stork. However, he does not like it when Stork tricks him.

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Why does Stork want Fox to come to his house?

• to show Fox how it feels to be tricked

• to make Fox laugh with a funny joke

• to become better friends with Fox

• to show Fox that he can cook

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What is the moral of the story?

• Animals can act like people.

• It is best not to fool others.

• Having a guest is not easy.

• Friendships are important.

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What does Stork believe but Fox does not believe?

• People must please their guests.

• Playing tricks on others is fun.

• Having a long beak is useful.

• Fish make a delicious stew.

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