Jack and the Wolf

What is the main conflict in the story?

• Jack's tricks lead to trouble with the wolf.

• Jack befriends the wolf and they go on adventures together.

• The wolf tries to steal Jack's treasure.

• Jack and the wolf compete in a race.

How does the story end?

• Jack learns the importance of honesty.

• Jack discovers a hidden treasure.

• Jack learns the importance of truth.

• Jack decides to leave the town.

Who is the story about?

• Jack and his friends.

• Tom and his family.

• Sarah and her dog.

• Mike and his classmates.

What job does Jack have?

• He sits with the sheep.

• He herds the cattle.

• He works in a bakery.

• He drives a truck.

What lesson can we learn from Jack's story?

• It's important to be honest.

• Always take risks without thinking.

• Friendship is overrated.

• Success comes from luck alone.

What happens when Jack plays tricks on his friends?

• They stop believing him.

• They start playing tricks back on him.

• They laugh and continue to trust him.

• They ignore him completely.

How does Jack feel at the start of the story?

• He is excited and happy.

• He does not have fun.

• He is curious and eager to explore.

• He feels tired and bored.

What do Jack's friends think when he yells 'WOLF!'?

• They think he is in danger.

• They think he is playing a prank.

• They think he is lost in the woods.

• They think he is just being silly.

Why do Jack's friends run up the hill when he yells?

• To help Jack.

• To play a game.

• To get away from a dog.

• To see the view from the top.

Why does Jack yell 'WOLF!' the first time?

• He plays a trick.

• He sees a real wolf.

• He is in danger.

• He wants to scare his friends.