Grandma and the Great Gourd

How does Grandma trick the animals the first time?

• She hides from them behind the trees.

• She fights them off with a stick.

• She tells them that she is poison, and if they eat her, they will be poisoned.

• She tells them that she is much too thin, and she will be more plump when she gets back from her daughter's house. They can eat her when she comes back.

How does Grandma escape from the fox?

• She rolls down the hill inside the gourd.

• She fights him.

• The tiger and the bear scare the fox away because they become friends with Grandma.

• She pretends to sing a song, but really calls her dogs to save her.

What did Grandma receive that let her know her daughter missed her?

• a telegram

• a letter

• an email

What did Grandma hide in so she could get home without being eaten?

• a giant gourd

• a large basket

• nothing she made herself wings

On her way home in the giant gourd Grandma is able to get past two of the animals without any problems, what animal found Grandma in the gourd?

• Tiger

• Bear

• Fox

What is the main theme of 'Grandma and the Great Gourd'?

• Courage and wit

• Fear and cowardice

• Greed and selfishness

• Love and sacrifice

Which animal did Grandma encounter first on her journey?

• Tiger

• Bear

• Fox

• Wolf

What literary device is primarily used in 'Grandma and the Great Gourd'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Irony

How does Grandma's character demonstrate resourcefulness?

• By using a gourd to escape

• By fighting the animals

• By hiding in a tree

• By running away quickly

What lesson can be learned from 'Grandma and the Great Gourd'?

• Always be prepared for danger

• Bravery and intelligence can overcome obstacles

• Never trust strangers

• Family is more important than anything