The Boy Who Cried Wolf Comprehension

What can happen if you lie too often?

• People may not believe you when you tell the truth.

• You will always get away with your lies.

• Everyone will trust you more.

• You will become a better storyteller.

What did the boy cry at the beginning of the story?

• The boy cried 'wolf' because he was bored.

• The boy cried 'help' because he was scared.

• The boy cried 'fire' to get attention.

• The boy cried 'bear' to play a prank.

What was the boy looking at when he made up stories?

• He was looking at clouds.

• He was looking at the ground.

• He was looking at the stars.

• He was looking at a book.

What does it mean to cry for help?

• To shout or call out for assistance.

• To express joy and happiness.

• To remain silent and observe.

• To ignore the situation and walk away.

What is a wolf?

• A domesticated pet often kept in homes.

• A wild animal that is often seen as a predator.

• A type of large bird found in forests.

• A mythical creature from ancient folklore.

What is a shepherd?

• A person who takes care of sheep.

• A type of dog used for herding.

• A farmer who grows crops.

• A person who builds fences.

How did the shepherd boy react when the villagers arrived?

• He laughed.

• He cried.

• He ran away.

• He ignored them.

What is the role of the villagers in the story?

• They ignore the boy's cries for help.

• They come to help the boy when he cries for help.

• They scold the boy for crying.

• They leave the boy alone in the forest.

What happens when the boy cries wolf for the first time?

• The villagers come to help him, but there is no wolf.

• The boy is punished for lying.

• The wolf attacks the villagers immediately.

• The villagers ignore him completely.

What does it mean to be bored?

• To feel uninterested or tired of doing nothing.

• To feel excited and energetic about activities.

• To feel overwhelmed with too many tasks.

• To feel content and satisfied with one's situation.