Anansi and Turtle's Fishing Adventure

Mr. Klein shares a story about Anansi the spider, who tries to trick Turtle into doing all the work of fishing. Anansi ends up doing the work himself, while Turtle cleverly gets tired. When Anansi tries to eat the fish alone, Turtle eats it all, leaving Anansi empty. Anansi seeks justice from Warthog but is dismissed. In the end, Anansi learns to weave nets and shares this skill with others, leading to the creation of spider webs.

What is Mr. Klein's profession?

• Chef

• Teacher

• Engineer

• Doctor

Who is Anansi's friend that he sees with a fish?

• Lion

• Elephant

• Turtle

• Rabbit

What does Anansi want to learn from Turtle?

• How to fly

• How to swim

• How to catch fish

• How to climb trees

What is Anansi's plan regarding the fishing task?

• To not participate at all

• To trick Turtle into doing all the work

• To share the work equally

• To do all the work

What task do Turtle and Anansi start with?

• Cooking

• Catching fish

• Making a net

• Setting the net

How does Turtle react after Anansi finishes the net?

• He praises Anansi

• He scolds Anansi

• He ignores Anansi

• He criticizes Anansi

What is the next task after making the net?

• Setting the net in the river

• Cooking the fish

• Going home

• Eating the fish

What does Anansi find in the net after pulling it out of the river?

• A large fish

• A turtle

• A crab

• A stone

Who ends up cooking the fish?

• Turtle

• Anansi

• Both

• Neither

What does Turtle do while Anansi cooks the fish?

• Catches more fish

• Goes home

• Gets tired

• Helps Anansi