Unit 3 Week 1 App Test

Who causes the main problem in the passage?

• Hare

• Elephant

• Lion

Read the sentences from the passage.

Each night, Hare tricked an animal and got his water. And each

night, King Lion became more and more furious.

Which word means almost the same as furious?

• afraid

• angry

• sorry

Part A: How do the animals solve their problem?

• Elephant guards the well.

• They fill the well with water.

• Tortoise crawls into the well.

Part B: Which sentence from the passage tells how the problem is solved?

• That evening, Hare approached Elephant with a big jar.

• Each night, a different animal guarded the well.

• Tortoise carried him out of the well and straight to King Lion.

What happens when King Lion punishes Hare?

• Hare gets a jar of honey.

• The animals can enjoy the water.

• The animals place a guard by the well.

Read the sentence. Find the word that means almost the same as the underlined word.

Tortoise, Antelope, and Buffalo hauled the dirt away on their backs.

• hurried

• carried

• danced

Read the sentence. Find the word that means almost the same as the underlined word.

Hare scampered down the well.

• hurried

• carried

• snuggled

Part A: Read the paragraph from the passage.

The mouse was terrified that the lion would crush her. She squeaked,

“Oh please, great lion. I was in a hurry to get home. I did not mean

any harm. I did not intend to wake you.”

What does terrified mean?

• very mad

• very bold

• very scared

Part B: Which word means almost the same as terrified?

• brave

• certain

• frightened

How does the mouse get the lion to let her go?

• She makes the lion fall asleep.

• She promises to repay the lion.

• She promises to trick the hunters.