The Harvest Birds

Use both the story "The Harvest Birds" and "The Treasure" to answer the following question: 
How are Juan and Isaac ALIKE?

• They travel a long way.

• They have many friends.

• Family members do not help them.

• They do not give up on their dream.

What is the main theme of 'The Harvest Birds'?

• Perseverance and hard work

• Friendship and loyalty

• Adventure and exploration

• Love and sacrifice

In 'The Harvest Birds', what does Juan do to achieve his dream?

• He asks for help from his family

• He works hard and learns from nature

• He travels to a distant land

• He gives up and tries something else

Which character trait best describes Juan in 'The Harvest Birds'?

• Lazy

• Determined

• Selfish

• Fearful

What lesson can be learned from 'The Harvest Birds'?

• Always rely on others for help

• Dreams are not worth pursuing

• Hard work and determination lead to success

• It's better to give up when things get tough

How does the setting influence the story in 'The Harvest Birds'?

• It provides a backdrop for adventure

• It emphasizes the importance of nature in achieving goals

• It creates a sense of mystery

• It highlights the dangers of the wild

What role do the birds play in 'The Harvest Birds'?

• They are a symbol of freedom

• They guide Juan to success

• They are a source of conflict

• They represent danger

In 'The Harvest Birds', how does Juan's attitude change throughout the story?

• He becomes more pessimistic

• He becomes more determined

• He becomes more fearful

• He becomes more reliant on others

What is the significance of the title 'The Harvest Birds'?

• It refers to the birds that destroy the crops

• It symbolizes the guidance and wisdom Juan receives

• It highlights the beauty of nature

• It is a metaphor for freedom

Which of the following best describes the relationship between Juan and the birds in 'The Harvest Birds'?

• Hostile

• Mutually beneficial

• Indifferent

• Competitive