Sour Grape

If somebody wrongs the sour grape, it will not_____

• remember it.

• forget it.

What can the reader infer about Lemon's lateness at the end?

• The Sour Grape and Lemon will no longer be friends.

• The Sour Grape and Lemon will continue to be friends.

• The Sour Grape will be confused about Lemon's lateness.

• Lemon will never be late again.

Grape does not want to be sour anymore for all of the following reasons EXCEPT—

• It was making her squishy.

• She misses out on positive experiences.

• It made her drop things she was holding.

• She doesn't want others to be sour to her.

What is significant about Grape's first meeting with Lemon?

• Grape learns that being late is rude to others.

• Grape sees the effects of being sour.

• Grape learns the meaning of friendship.

• Grape starts becoming more sour.

What does the sour grape do when someone upsets it?

• It laughs it off.

• It forgets about it.

• It apologizes.

• It holds a grudge.

What does the phrase 'sour grape' typically imply in English idioms?

• A feeling of bitterness or resentment

• A type of fruit

• A sweet and pleasant experience

• A successful outcome

In the context of the story, what does the Sour Grape learn about holding grudges?

• It makes her feel better

• It helps her make friends

• It doesn't solve problems

• It is a sign of strength

Which of the following best describes the tone of the story 'Sour Grape'?

• Humorous

• Melancholic

• Optimistic

• Suspenseful

What literary device is used when the Sour Grape talks to Lemon?

• Metaphor

• Personification

• Simile

• Hyperbole

What lesson does the Sour Grape learn by the end of the story?

• To always be on time

• To let go of bitterness

• To never trust others

• To be more competitive