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WorksheetsManabozho and the Maple Trees
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 2hrs 46mins
The author includes imagery in paragraph 8 to show that --
Manabozho's plan has been successful
the people are upset with Manabozho
Manabozho prefers the taste of this syrup
the people want Manabozho to help them
in paragraph 5, what does the word unconcerned mean?
Worried again
Full of worry
Able to worry
Not worried
Which characteristic helps the reader identify the text as a folk tale?
It contains realistic descriptions of work.
It describes events that took place during a specific time in history.
It takes place in a small village.
It has a character who teaches others a lesson.
What does the simile in paragraph 1 allow the author to suggest about the villagers?
They do not have to work hard.
They think the tress are beautiful.
They eat nothing but maple syrup.
They get along with one another.
The author's use of the words "Drip, drip, plop" in paragraph 4 helps to --
indicate tat the maple syrup is very sticky
create a rhythm that shows how quickly the villagers are drinking the syrup
copy the sound the syrup makes as it falls into the mouths of the villagers
show that the maple tress produce a great deal of syrup
Which word in paragraph 1 best helps the reader know what game means?
pleasant
plenty
hunt
fields
From which point of view is the text written?
First-person point of view by an all-knowing narrator
Third-person point of view by an outside narrator
First-person point of view from Manabozho's perspective
Third-person point of view from a villager's perspective
Which statement best expresses the conflict in this text?
Manabozho becomes upset when no one will listen to his ideas.
Manabozho believes it is not healthy for the people to lie around all day.
Manabozho worries people will take all the syrup from the tress.
Manabozho feels angry that he is the only person who is working.
