Hachiko: A Tale of Loyalty

Where did Hachiko wait for his owner every day?

• At the park

• At the train station

• At the school

• At the market

Who was Hachiko’s owner?

• Professor Ueno

• Mr. Tanaka

• Mrs. Sato

• Dr. Suzuki

How long did Hachiko wait for his owner after his owner passed away?

• 1 year

• 3 years

• 9 years

• 10 years

What is the main theme of Hachiko’s story?

• Bravery

• Friendship

• Loyalty

• Adventure

Which event happened first in the story of Hachiko?

• Hachiko’s owner passed away

• Hachiko was adopted by Professor Ueno

• A statue was built for Hachiko

• Hachiko waited at the station for many years

Why did people at the train station start to notice Hachiko?

• He barked loudly every day

• He waited at the same spot for his owner every day

• He chased after trains

• He played with children

Summarize in one sentence why Hachiko is considered a symbol of loyalty.

• He was a friendly dog to everyone.

• He waited for his owner every day for years, even after his owner died.

• He protected his owner from danger.

• He learned many tricks.

What evidence from the story shows that Hachiko was loyal?

• He played with other dogs at the station.

• He waited at the train station for his owner every day, even after his owner’s death.

• He ran away from home.

• He ate food from strangers.

Why do you think Hachiko continued to wait at the station after his owner passed away? Use evidence from the story to support your answer.

• He was hoping to find new friends.

• He believed his owner would return, showing his deep loyalty.

• He liked the food at the station.

• He was afraid to go home.

How does Hachiko’s behavior influence the people who saw him at the station? Use reasoning based on the story.

• They ignored him.

• They were inspired by his loyalty and began to care for him.

• They chased him away.

• They tried to adopt him.