Bear and Hare's Harvest Adventures

A lazy bear inherits wealth and land but prefers sleeping. A clever hare, who lost his land to the bear, devises a plan to partner with the bear by offering to do all the work in exchange for half the harvest. The hare tricks the bear twice by taking the best parts of the crops. In the final season, the bear demands both tops and bottoms, but the hare takes the middle, the best part. The bear learns his lesson and decides to work his own land, while the hare buys back his land and opens a vegetable stand. They remain neighbors but never business partners again.

What was the main characteristic of the bear in the story?

• Clever

• Generous

• Lazy

• Hardworking

What did Hare lose in a bet with the tortoise?

• His house

• His land

• His money

• His family

What was Hare's plan to improve his family's situation?

• To ask Bear for money

• To propose a business deal to Bear

• To move to a new place

• To plant crops on his own

What did Hare offer to do in the business deal with Bear?

• Share his land

• Do the hard work of planting and harvesting

• Provide seeds

• Give Bear money

Which part of the crops did Bear choose in the first deal?

• Bottoms

• Middles

• Tops

• Roots

What did Bear receive in the first harvest?

• Tops of the crops

• Bottoms of the crops

• Carrots and radishes

• Lettuce and broccoli

What did Bear demand after realizing he was tricked the first time?

• To get more money

• To get the bottoms next time

• To end the partnership

• To get the middles

What did Bear receive in the second harvest?

• Nothing

• Middles of the crops

• Bottoms of the crops

• Tops of the crops

What did Bear demand after the second harvest?

• To get the middles

• To get the tops and bottoms

• To end the partnership

• To get more money

What did Hare keep for himself in the third harvest?

• Middles of the crops

• Bottoms of the crops

• Tops of the crops

• Nothing