Which statement is most likely a lesson from the story?

C. Hard work and honesty are better than stealing.

A. Sharing is more fun than being alone.

B. Being clever is the best way to get what you want.

D. It’s okay to take from others if you say thank you.

What does Tortoise do when he is caught stealing?

He promises to work and grow his own food.

He runs away and hides in his shell.

He says he was only borrowing the food.

Which sentence from the drama best shows that Tortoise changed?

C. “I’ve learned my lesson. I’ll grow my own garden—pumpkins, bananas, and even cabbages!” [Scene 5]

A. “Why should I work when I can just take from others?” [Scene 1]

B. “This time, I’ll set a trap.” [Scene 4]

D. “Help! I’m stuck!” [Scene 4]

How do the details in the story help develop the theme?

They show how Tortoise keeps stealing until the animals teach him a lesson.

They show how clever Tortoise is at sneaking into gardens.

They show how the animals are too busy to stop Tortoise.

They show how the animals forget about their gardens after a while.

What is the central idea of the story?

Annie bravely helps guide her father home during a foggy day.

Annie is frightened of being alone in the fog.

Annie wants to be allowed to sail on the ship next time.

Annie and her mother wait for a letter from her father.

What causes Annie to go up the hill with a lantern?

She believes the lantern could help guide ships.

Her mother tells her she must look for her father.

She hears her father's voice calling from the fog.

She wants to see the sun set behind the harbor.

What does the phrase “stood tall” in paragraph 6 suggest about Annie?

A) She wanted to see above the fog.

What is Mama’s perspective on Annie going outside with the lantern?

She is worried but understands it might help.

She says it’s a waste of time.

She asks Annie to stay until the ship docks.

What lesson does Annie learn in the story?

Small actions can make a big difference.

It is best to stay inside during fog.

Families should always stay together.

Which sentence from the story best supports the theme of helping others?

Mama hesitated. ‘Only if you’re careful. That light might help someone.’

The fog rolled in thick over Boston Harbor.

Annie wiped her hands on her apron and looked out the window.

She could hear the foghorns of other ships, but not her father’s voice.

In the play 'The Monkey’s Mirror', what did the Monkey not understand when he looked into the mirror?

He did not understand that he was looking at himself.

He did not understand how to use the mirror.

He did not understand why the mirror was shiny.

He did not understand who put the mirror there.

What did the Elephant say after looking into the mirror in Scene 2 of 'The Monkey’s Mirror'?

No! I saw myself! I must be the king!

List all the characters in the play 'The Monkey’s Mirror'.

NARRATOR, MONKEY, TURTLE, ELEPHANT, WISDOM-GIVER

NARRATOR, LION, MONKEY, SNAKE, WISDOM-GIVER

NARRATOR, MONKEY, CROCODILE, ELEPHANT, WISDOM-GIVER

NARRATOR, MONKEY, TURTLE, ELEPHANT, KING

What theme is shown in the drama The Monkey’s Mirror?

Knowing yourself is the first step to wisdom.

You should never trust mirrors.

True leaders are always the biggest animals.

Why does Monkey believe the creature in the mirror is a king?

He has never seen himself before.

He knows that all shiny things come from royalty.

He thinks the mirror is a window.

He wants to make Turtle and Elephant laugh.

How does the mirror affect each character?

They think their own reflection is the king.

They believe they all saw the same king.

They are confused but quickly move on.

They each think they are seeing a different animal.

How does the Wisdom-Giver help the animals?

She explains the truth about the mirror.

She tells them they are each wrong.

She chooses a king from the group.

What is the meaning of the word “mystery” in paragraph 16? Use the sentence to help. “Sometimes, the biggest mystery is what we see in ourselves.”

something that is not understood

something that cannot be cleaned

something that belongs to someone

What perspective does Elephant show in the drama?

He is proud when he sees himself.

He is shy and unsure of his reflection.

He is angry that Monkey found the mirror.

He is quiet and wants to leave the group.

What does Peacock want from Wind, Rain, and Sun?

Peacock wants Wind's breezes, Rain's drops, and Sun's shine to make his feathers the finest of all.

Peacock wants to hide from Wind, Rain, and Sun.

Peacock wants to teach Wind, Rain, and Sun how to dance.

Peacock wants to fly higher than Wind, Rain, and Sun.

What is a theme of The Peacock’s Pride?

Be grateful for what you already have.

It is better to follow your dreams than listen to others.

Kindness will make you popular.

Helping others makes you stronger.

Which line best supports the theme?

A. “Beauty fades, Peacock. A kind heart lasts longer.” [line 3]

B. “Sun! Dry me quickly!” [line 13]

C. “Rain! Make my feathers sparkle!” [line 10]

D. “Wind! Blow across my feathers!” [line 6]

Why does Peacock go to Wind, Rain, and Sun?

He wants to make his feathers more beautiful.

He wants them to help his garden grow.

He wants to help Turtle and Elephant.

He wants them to leave the forest.

What happens when Wind helps Peacock?

Peacock’s feathers blow away.

Wind makes Peacock’s feathers glow.

What does Peacock realize at the end of the story?

His tail was perfect from the start.

He prefers sunny days over rainy ones.

Turtle tricked him into asking for help.

He should have hidden from Wind.

How does Turtle help develop the theme of the drama?

By telling Peacock that beauty fades

By giving Peacock his own shell

8. Which of these lines shows how Peacock's actions lead to his problem?

Peacock ignored the warnings and danced in the rain.

Peacock listened to his friends and stayed safe.

Peacock avoided the storm by hiding under a tree.

Peacock waited until the rain stopped before going out.

How do Wind, Rain, and Sun act toward Peacock?

They each warn him not to try anything.

They tease him and ignore his request.

They help him, but in ways that don’t work out.

They stay away because they don’t like Peacock.

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Part A: Select a detail from the passage that supports the theme "It is important to plan ahead and be prepared."

How is the theme developed throughout the story?

Fill in the bubble before the word that helps the reader understand the meaning of the word flickered as it is used in the passage. Clara lit the old storm lantern, just in case the power went out again. It flickered for a moment, then gave off a warm glow.

What is Clara’s perspective at the beginning of the story?

Fill in the bubble before two sentences that show Clara’s perspective in the beginning.

Which statement below best explains Grandpa’s perspective about the storm?

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In Scene 1 of 'The Greedy Tortoise,' what does Monkey decide to plant?

In Scene 1 of 'The Greedy Tortoise,' what does Owl decide to grow?

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