How Coyote Stole Fire

In How Coyote Stole Fire, humans _____.

• makes a plan to help the humans get fire

• refuses to give fire back to the Fire Beings

• can’t survive the winter without fire

• don’t share fire

In How Coyote Stole Fire, Coyote _____.

• makes a plan to help the humans get fire

• refuses to give fire back to the Fire Beings

• can’t survive the winter without fire

• don’t share fire

In How Coyote Stole Fire, Fire Beings ______.

• makes a plan to help the humans get fire

• refuses to give fire back to the Fire Beings

• can’t survive the winter without fire

• don’t share fire

In How Coyote Stole Fire, Wood ______.

• holds the fire tightly to her chest

• refuses to give fire back to the Fire Beings

• can’t survive the winter without fire

• makes a plan to help the humans get fire

In 'How Coyote Stole Fire', what is the main reason Coyote wants to steal fire?

• A) To cook food

• B) To help humans survive the winter

• C) To prove his cleverness

• D) To keep it for himself

Which literary device is primarily used in 'How Coyote Stole Fire'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Personification

• D) Hyperbole

What role do the Fire Beings play in 'How Coyote Stole Fire'?

• A) They are the guardians of fire

• B) They help Coyote steal fire

• C) They are unaware of Coyote's plan

• D) They give fire to humans willingly

In the story, how does Coyote manage to steal the fire?

• A) By tricking the Fire Beings

• B) By asking politely

• C) By using magic

• D) By sneaking in at night

What is the primary theme of 'How Coyote Stole Fire'?

• A) Greed and its consequences

• B) The importance of sharing

• C) The cleverness and resourcefulness of Coyote

• D) The dangers of fire

Which of the following best describes Coyote's character in the story?

• A) Generous and kind

• B) Clever and mischievous

• C) Lazy and indifferent

• D) Brave and strong