Do Unto Otters Quiz

What is the main message or lesson that the author is trying to convey in "Do Unto Otters"?

• To always be competitive

• To treat others with kindness and respect

• To avoid making friends

• To ignore others' feelings

How do the otters in the story demonstrate the principle of treating others the way they want to be treated?

• By being rude

• By sharing and helping each other

• By keeping to themselves

• By competing against each other

What challenge do the characters face in the story?

• They cannot find food

• They misunderstand each other

• They are lost

• They are afraid of the dark

How do the illustrations complement the text?

• They distract from the story

• They visually represent the emotions and actions of the characters

• They are unrelated to the text

• They are only decorative

What lesson can readers learn from the way the otters interact with each other and other animals in the story?

• Kindness is not important

• Being selfish is better

• The importance of kindness and empathy

• Avoiding others is best

In what ways do the otters work together to solve problems?

• They argue about everything

• They collaborate and support each other

• They work individually

• They ignore the problems

What happens if the characters do not treat others well?

• They become happier

• They may face conflict or isolation

• Nothing changes

• They gain more friends

How does the story encourage readers to think about their own actions towards others?

• It suggests they should be indifferent

• It prompts reflection on personal behavior

• It discourages interaction

• It focuses on competition

Why is being RESPECTFUL important?

• It's the right thing to do even when no one is watching.
• So you can get candy.
• You want to earn fun Friday.
• To earn dojo points.

Why is sharing important?

• It makes things disappear

• It helps everyone feel included

• It makes candy taste better

• It is not important