NARRATIVE QUIZ

In summer, a grasshopper sang happily while an ant worked hard collecting food. When winter came, the grasshopper was starving, while the ant had plenty of food.

1. 1.Why did the grasshopper suffer in winter?

• He worked too hard in summer.

• He spent his time singing instead of preparing.

• The ant stole his food.

• He forgot where he kept his food.

• Winter was too short for him.
  

In summer, a grasshopper sang happily while an ant worked hard collecting food. When winter came, the grasshopper was starving, while the ant had plenty of food.

2.If you were the ant, what would you probably do when the grasshopper asked for food in winter?

• Share some food to save his life.

• Refuse completely because he was lazy.

• Ask him to work next summer.

• Call other animals for help.

• Give food only to make him sing again.

In summer, a grasshopper sang happily while an ant worked hard collecting food. When winter came, the grasshopper was starving, while the ant had plenty of food.

3. What lesson is implied in the story?

• Singing is not important.

• Preparation is essential for survival.

• Ants are stronger than grasshoppers.

• Winter is dangerous for all animals.

• Laziness is better than working hard.

A lion spared a mouse’s life. Later, the mouse returned the favor by freeing the lion from a net.

4. What does this story suggest about power and kindness?

• Only the strong can be kind.

• Kindness from the weak is useless.

• Small creatures can also help the mighty.

• The lion should never trust the mouse.

• Power is everything in life.

A lion spared a mouse’s life. Later, the mouse returned the favor by freeing the lion from a net.

5. If the lion had killed the mouse earlier, what would be the consequence?

• The lion would be free.

• The mouse would survive.

• The lion would die in the net.

• The mouse would escape anyway.

• The hunter would free the lion.

A lion spared a mouse’s life. Later, the mouse returned the favor by freeing the lion from a net.

6. The story can be connected to real life when …

• Teachers give punishment.

• Leaders underestimate their people.

• Farmers feed their cattle.

• Parents teach their children to sleep.

• Students read fairy tales.

Malin Kundang denied his poor mother. She cursed him, and he turned into stone.

7. What caused Malin Kundang’s tragic fate?

• His mother’s curse

• His wealth

• His disrespectful attitude

• His father’s absence

• His shipwreck

If Malin had respected his mother, what would happen?

• He would still turn to stone.

• His mother would be angry.

• He would live happily with wealth.

• He would never be rich.

• He would become a king.

Malin Kundang denied his poor mother. She cursed him, and he turned into stone.

9. What universal value can be drawn from the story?

• Wealth guarantees happiness.

• Success must be hidden.

• Parents deserve respect.

• Poverty is a curse.

• Travel brings misfortune.

The hare mocked the tortoise and challenged him to a race. The hare slept, and the tortoise won.

What is the irony in this story?

• The fastest lost to the slowest.

• The tortoise fell asleep.

• The hare helped the tortoise.

• The tortoise refused the race

• Both stopped running.