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How the Night Came From the Sea

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does gleamed mean?

a)

To shine faintly

b)

To shine like the sun

c)

No shine at all

d)

Dark

2.

What does shimmering mean?

a)

Completly dark

b)

A pond or small body of water

c)

Shinning brightly; glitter

d)

Shine faintly

3.

What does brilliant mean?

a)

To sing at the same time

b)

Shining faintly

c)

To get scared easily

d)

A strong shine like the sun

4.

What does coward mean?

a)

To a brave person with no fear

b)

A person who gets scared easily

c)

People who sing together

d)

Shining brightly

5.

What does chorus mean?

a)

A kind of animal

b)

A brave person

c)

A small body of water

d)

People singing together

6.

Why is this story considered a Myth?

a)

This story is about a real person

b)

It explains how something was made by stating facts

c)

It explains how things in nature came to be

d)

It is a science-fiction story like Star Wars

7.

Why were Iemanja's daughter's eyes were hurting?

a)

There was always sunlight on Earth

b)

She liked to go for swim to visit her mother

c)

The bright colors were not problem at all

d)

The night creatures hurt her eyes

8.

How did Iemanja's daughter describe the night?

a)

A cool blanket that covers everything

b)

Like a monster that creeps in the dark

c)

A horrible thing to ever experience

d)

Something that should never exist

9.

Once Iemanja gave the bag of darkness to the servants what happens?

a)

They run away from Iemanja

b)

The servants get scared and opened the bag

c)

The servants never return to Earth

d)

The servants stay to serve Iemanja

10.

What were some of the creatures that came out of the bag?

a)

Lions and bears

b)

The planets and the universe

c)

Palm trees and the sun

d)

Toucans, stars, and the moon

11.

Choose 2 of the gifts Iemanja's daughter made

a)

The morning star

b)

The deep ocean

c)

The singing rooster

d)

The night