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WorksheetsLibrary Lion Quiz
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 1hrs 24mins
Where did Mr. McBee finally find the lion?
at a bookstore sweeping the floor with his long tail.
watching children who were playing at the park near the school.
sitting outside looking at the glass door of the library
Everyone loved lion because he was kind and helpful at the beginning of the story.
True
False
Where in the library did the lion go to sleep.
under the computer table
by the front door
in the story corner
The lion roared very loud after.
The books fell off the shelves.
Story hour was over and it was time to go.
The children broke the rules.
When the lion returned the next day, Ms. Merriweather told him ---
She had nothing for him to do.
She had new books about lion.
He was early for story hour.
What did Mr. McBee think about lions?
The could not understand rules.
They shed hair all over the books.
They were friendlier than zebras.
What did Miss Merriweather say after she told the lion to get Mr. McBee?
Thank you.
Please hurry.
No running.
Miss Merriweather thought she had?
twisted her foot
broken her arm
ripped her coat
What happened the day after Miss Merriweather broke her arm?
The doctor read a book for story hour.
The lion did not go back to the library.
Mr. McBee bought a new ladder for the library.
In the library, sometimes there was a good reason to ---
sleep during story hour
take off your shoes
break the rules
Choose the correct article for the following sentence.
Miss Merriweather is (an/the) head librarian.
an
the
Choose the correct article for the following sentence.
She is very particular about (the/a) rules in the library.
the
a
Choose the correct article for the following sentence.
(A/An) lion comes into the library one day.
A
An
Choose the correct article for the following sentence.
His big feet are suited for (the/an) library floor.
an
the
Choose the correct article for the following sentence.
He made a comfy backrest for (a/the) children at story hour.
a
the
Choose the correct article for the following sentence.
Sometimes there was (an/a) good reason to break the rules.
an
a
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