Yonder Mountain - Comprehension

Front

What is the main difference between the third young man and the first two young men?

Back

The third young man brings nothing from the mountain.

Front

What do the first two young men do that the third young man does not?

Back

The first two young men do not follow the chief’s order to go to the peak.

Front

What do all three young men have in common?

Back

They all have to take the chief’s test.

Front

What do the first young man and the second young man do on the mountain?

Back

They stop to rest on the mountain.

Front

What lesson do the first two young men learn in the story?

Back

They learn to listen to the chief.

Front

What is the role of the chief in the story?

Back

The chief gives orders that the young men are expected to follow.

Front

Why do the young men go to the mountain?

Back

They go to take the chief’s test.

Front

What can we learn from the actions of the third young man?

Back

He shows that not everyone needs to bring something back to be valuable.

Front

How does the story show the importance of following orders?

Back

The first two young men face consequences for not following the chief's orders.

Front

What does it mean to 'bring something back' in the context of the story?

Back

It means to return with knowledge or items that are valuable to the community.