Anansi Goes Fishing: Comp, Vocab, Grammar

Where did Anansi meet Turtle?

• by the river

• at the Justice tree

• on a boat

• in Turtle's house

The genre of this story is:

• folktale

• informational text

• realistic fiction

What do Turtle and Anansi have in common?

• They both have shells.

• They both like fish.

• They both like to swim.

Why does Anansi agree to help Turtle?

• He really want to learn how to catch fish so he can eat them.

• He felt bad that Turtle catches fish by himself all the time.

• He thinks Turtle is slow and plans to trick Turtle into doing all the work.

Did Anansi plan to help Turtle catch fish?

• Yes, he planned to help Turtle catch fish.

• No, he did not plan to help Turtle catch fish.

Why does Anansi work instead of lying down?

• He really wants to catch his fish.

• He thinks if he works, he won't get tired.

• He is a really hard worker.

Anansi ended up being good at fishing.

• True

• False

Who made the net, caught the fish, and cooked the fish?

• Anansi

• Turtle

• Warthog

• Mrs. O'Donnell

Who ate the fish?

• Turtle

• Anansi

• Warthog

Which of these happened last?

• Turtle caught a fish.

• Anansi went to see Warthog.

• Anansi asked Turtle to teach him to fish.

• Anansi caught a fish.