Two of Everything Comprehension Check

Which story detail BEST shows that Mrs. Haktak thinks the pot is wonderful?

• She puts the purse in the pot.

• She sips her tea and admires the pot.

• She kneels by the pot and gives it a hug.

• She stoops down and looks inside the pot.

Why is Mr. Haktak upset when he sees the new Mr. Haktak?

• He thinks the new Mr. Haktak will steal the pot/

• He thinks that they will have twice as many problems.

• He does not want to share the gold coins with anyone.

• He fears that his wife will like the new husband better.

How do the Haktaks change by the END of the story?

• They are very rich and they are no longer happy.

• They are very greedy and they are no longer nice.

• They decide to destroy the pot and become happy.

• They have two of everything and are no longer poor.

Which word best describes the Haktaks' feelings AFTER finding two hairpins and two purses in the pot?

• calm

• confused

• excited

• upset

Which story detail BEST shows that Mrs. Haktak thinks the pot is wonderful?

• She puts the purse in the pot.

• She sips her tea and admires the pot.

• She kneels by the pot and gives it a hug.

• She stoops down and looks inside the pot.

Why is Mr. Haktak upset when he sees the new Mr. Haktak?

• He thinks the new Mr. Haktak will steal the pot.

• He thinks that they will have twice as many problems.

• He does not want to share the gold coins with anyone.

• He fears that his wife will like the new husband better.

How do the Haktaks change by the END of the story?

• They are very rich and they are no longer happy.

• They are very greedy and they are no longer nice.

• They decide to destroy the pot and become happy.

• They have two of everything and are no longer poor.

Which word best describes the Haktaks' feelings AFTER finding two hairpins and two purses in the pot?

• calm

• confused

• excited

• upset