WorksheetsThe Two Frogs
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is the setting of the story?
Mountain in China
Mountain between Kyoto and Osaka
Forest between Kyoto and Osaka
Where were the two frogs traveling to? (Pick 2)
The Kyoto Frog is going to Osaka
The Kyoto Frog is going to China
The Osaka Frog is Going to Kyoto
The Osaka Frog is going to America
Why did the frogs want to travel to these locations?
They were following a treasure map.
They had friends there.
They wanted to explore the world
What did the frogs think of the cities they saw from the top of the mountain?
They looked completely different
They looked exactly the same
The cities were ugly
Why did the two frogs believe that Kyoto and Osaka looked exactly the same?
They were looking at it upside down
The cities were very similar
They were looking backward at their own city
What happens at the conclusion of the story?
They didn't need to keep going because the cities looked the same.
They picked one city to visit together.
They continued traveling alone to each other's cities
The frogs said goodbye and went home.
Why are the two frogs disappointed?
How do the illustrations support the reader's understanding of the passage? (Pick 2)
It shows where the frogs live.
It shows that the cities look different from each other.
It shows how the frogs' eyes look backwards so they thing the cities are the same.
What is the message to readers in this folktale?
Be kind to one another.
Things are not always as they seem.
Ask for help when you need it.
Do not rush things.
What could the frogs have done differently? (Pick 2)
Discussed what they saw.
Checked a map of where they were looking
Ask someone on the mountain about the cities
Traveled to one of the cities to check what they saw.
How do the frogs feelings about traveling at the beginning of the story compare to those at the end of the story?
They are excited to travel.
They are excited at the beginning and feel disappointed at the end.
They are unmotivated to go anywhere.
They are disappointed at the beginning and feel excited at the end.
