READING PRACTICE 2 (NARRATIVE)

What is the main idea of the story?

• The crow was very strong and could break the pitcher.

• The crow got angry because the pitcher was empty.

• The crow was smart and found a way to drink water.

• The summer was too hot for animals.

• The crow told other birds about the pitcher.

Which of the following statements are TRUE based on the story?

• The crow used stones to raise the water.

• The crow gave up and flew away.

• The crow found a pitcher with high water level.

• The crow solved the problem using his mind.

• The crow showed patience and effort.

The word "it" in "...he saw a pitcher with some water in it." refers to...

• summer

• The crow

• the sky

• the pitcher

• the pebble

What can we learn from the story?

• Sharing is caring

• Brains are better than strength

• It's better to ask for help

• The weak should always follow the strong

• Don't drink too much water

Read the statement below and decide whether it is True (T) or False (F):

The crow broke the pitcher to drink water.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Read the statement below and decide whether it is True (T) or False (F):

The water level rose because of the pebbles.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Read the statement below and decide whether it is True (T) or false (F):

The crow flew away without drinking water.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Read the statement below and decide whether it is True (T) or False (F):

The story shows cleverness and survival skills.

• TRUE

• FALSE

What is the main idea of the story?

• A boy enjoys his holiday on his grandparents' farm.

• A boy is punished by his sister for playing with a slingshot.

• A boy learns that guilt disappears when he tells the truth.

• A sister protects her brother after he makes a mistake.

• A grandmother teaches her grandson how to care for animals.

What can we infer about Sally's character? (Inference)

• She was kind and helpful to her brother.

• She liked to do chores at her grandparents' house.

• She used Johnny's secret to get out of doing work.

• She told her grandmother about the duck immediately.

• She felt guilty about Johnny's accident.