Anansi Goes Fishing

Why did the author write Anansi Goes Fishing?

• to inform

• to entertain

• to persuade

When Anansi and Turtle went fishing, Anansi planned to ---.

• trick Turtle into doing all the work

• wear his new hat

• push Turtle into the river

• learn to catch fish better than Turtle

Why did Anansi offer to cook the fish?

• He didn't want to share any of the fish.

• He thought he would be able to have the first taste.

• Turtle said he didn't like raw fish.

• He knew Turtle wasn't a good cook.

What is the main theme of 'Anansi Goes Fishing'?

• A) Friendship

• B) Deception

• C) Adventure

• D) Courage

Which character is known for being clever and tricky in 'Anansi Goes Fishing'?

• A) Anansi

• B) Turtle

• C) Fish

• D) Bird

What lesson does Anansi learn by the end of the story?

• A) Hard work pays off

• B) Always trust your friends

• C) Deception can backfire

• D) Sharing is caring

In the story, what does Anansi want to do with the fish?

• A) Share them with Turtle

• B) Eat them all himself

• C) Sell them at the market

• D) Give them to his family

How does Turtle outsmart Anansi in the story?

• A) By catching more fish

• B) By making Anansi do all the work

• C) By hiding the fish

• D) By leaving Anansi alone

What type of story is 'Anansi Goes Fishing'?

• A) Fable

• B) Myth

• C) Legend

• D) Fairy tale

Which of the following best describes Anansi's character?

• A) Honest and hardworking

• B) Lazy and cunning

• C) Brave and strong

• D) Kind and generous