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WorksheetsSTARS B Reading Review - Paul Bunyan
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 50mins
Paul Bunyan was the biggest and hungriest baby ever! All he did was eat. The more he ate, the more he grew. The more he grew, the more food he needed.
After three months, Paul had grown bigger than his father. Mr. Bunyan had to build Paul a new cradle every two days. One day, Mrs. Bunyan told her husband, "Something must be done. There is no more room in the house for our baby!" Mr. Bunyan made a nursery for Paul in the barn. There was plenty of room for Paul there.
Paul liked his new home in the barn. But then there was another problem. Even though Paul was huge, he was still a baby. He liked to be rocked to sleep. But he was too big and too heavy to rock. Mr. Bunyan had an idea. He used the horses to pull Paul and his cradle into the Atlantic Ocean. There the waves rocked Paul to sleep.
Where is the main idea of the story?
in the first sentence
in the last sentence
in the second paragraph
in the third paragraph
Paul Bunyan was the biggest and hungriest baby ever! All he did was eat. The more he ate, the more he grew. The more he grew, the more food he needed.
After three months, Paul had grown bigger than his father. Mr. Bunyan had to build Paul a new cradle every two days. One day, Mrs. Bunyan told her husband, "Something must be done. There is no more room in the house for our baby!" Mr. Bunyan made a nursery for Paul in the barn. There was plenty of room for Paul there.
Paul liked his new home in the barn. But then there was another problem. Even though Paul was huge, he was still a baby. He liked to be rocked to sleep. But he was too big and too heavy to rock. Mr. Bunyan had an idea. He used the horses to pull Paul and his cradle into the Atlantic Ocean. There the waves rocked Paul to sleep.
What is the story mostly about?
a clever idea
a baby who lives in a barn
a baby who keeps growing
a mother & father who have too many children
Paul Bunyan was the biggest and hungriest baby ever! All he did was eat. The more he ate, the more he grew. The more he grew, the more food he needed.
After three months, Paul had grown bigger than his father. Mr. Bunyan had to build Paul a new cradle every two days. One day, Mrs. Bunyan told her husband, "Something must be done. There is no more room in the house for our baby!" Mr. Bunyan made a nursery for Paul in the barn. There was plenty of room for Paul there.
Paul liked his new home in the barn. But then there was another problem. Even though Paul was huge, he was still a baby. He liked to be rocked to sleep. But he was too big and too heavy to rock. Mr. Bunyan had an idea. He used the horses to pull Paul and his cradle into the Atlantic Ocean. There the waves rocked Paul to sleep.
What did Paul's father build every two days?
a barn
a cradle
a nursery
a house
Paul Bunyan was the biggest and hungriest baby ever! All he did was eat. The more he ate, the more he grew. The more he grew, the more food he needed.
After three months, Paul had grown bigger than his father. Mr. Bunyan had to build Paul a new cradle every two days. One day, Mrs. Bunyan told her husband, "Something must be done. There is no more room in the house for our baby!" Mr. Bunyan made a nursery for Paul in the barn. There was plenty of room for Paul there.
Paul liked his new home in the barn. But then there was another problem. Even though Paul was huge, he was still a baby. He liked to be rocked to sleep. But he was too big and too heavy to rock. Mr. Bunyan had an idea. He used the horses to pull Paul and his cradle into the Atlantic Ocean. There the waves rocked Paul to sleep.
Paul spent most of his time _____________.
eating
sleeping
playing
crawling
Paul Bunyan was the biggest and hungriest baby ever! All he did was eat. The more he ate, the more he grew. The more he grew, the more food he needed.
After three months, Paul had grown bigger than his father. Mr. Bunyan had to build Paul a new cradle every two days. One day, Mrs. Bunyan told her husband, "Something must be done. There is no more room in the house for our baby!" Mr. Bunyan made a nursery for Paul in the barn. There was plenty of room for Paul there.
Paul liked his new home in the barn. But then there was another problem. Even though Paul was huge, he was still a baby. He liked to be rocked to sleep. But he was too big and too heavy to rock. Mr. Bunyan had an idea. He used the horses to pull Paul and his cradle into the Atlantic Ocean. There the waves rocked Paul to sleep.
Which of these happened first?
Mr. Bunyan made a nursery in the barn
Paul grew bigger than his father
Paul's cradle was pulled into the Atlantic Ocean
Mrs. Bunyan told her husband to hire a team of horses
Paul Bunyan was the biggest and hungriest baby ever! All he did was eat. The more he ate, the more he grew. The more he grew, the more food he needed.
After three months, Paul had grown bigger than his father. Mr. Bunyan had to build Paul a new cradle every two days. One day, Mrs. Bunyan told her husband, "Something must be done. There is no more room in the house for our baby!" Mr. Bunyan made a nursery for Paul in the barn. There was plenty of room for Paul there.
Paul liked his new home in the barn. But then there was another problem. Even though Paul was huge, he was still a baby. He liked to be rocked to sleep. But he was too big and too heavy to rock. Mr. Bunyan had an idea. He used the horses to pull Paul and his cradle into the Atlantic Ocean. There the waves rocked Paul to sleep.
After 3 months, Paul ______________ than his father.
was shorter
weighed more
smelled worse
had grown bigger
Paul Bunyan was the biggest and hungriest baby ever! All he did was eat. The more he ate, the more he grew. The more he grew, the more food he needed.
After three months, Paul had grown bigger than his father. Mr. Bunyan had to build Paul a new cradle every two days. One day, Mrs. Bunyan told her husband, "Something must be done. There is no more room in the house for our baby!" Mr. Bunyan made a nursery for Paul in the barn. There was plenty of room for Paul there.
Paul liked his new home in the barn. But then there was another problem. Even though Paul was huge, he was still a baby. He liked to be rocked to sleep. But he was too big and too heavy to rock. Mr. Bunyan had an idea. He used the horses to pull Paul and his cradle into the Atlantic Ocean. There the waves rocked Paul to sleep.
How did Paul's parents get him to sleep?
they gave him a big bottle
the waves in the Atlantic Ocean rocked his cradle
his mother sang to him
he used a pacifier
Paul Bunyan was the biggest and hungriest baby ever! All he did was eat. The more he ate, the more he grew. The more he grew, the more food he needed.
After three months, Paul had grown bigger than his father. Mr. Bunyan had to build Paul a new cradle every two days. One day, Mrs. Bunyan told her husband, "Something must be done. There is no more room in the house for our baby!" Mr. Bunyan made a nursery for Paul in the barn. There was plenty of room for Paul there.
Paul liked his new home in the barn. But then there was another problem. Even though Paul was huge, he was still a baby. He liked to be rocked to sleep. But he was too big and too heavy to rock. Mr. Bunyan had an idea. He used the horses to pull Paul and his cradle into the Atlantic Ocean. There the waves rocked Paul to sleep.
What happened after Paul outgrew the house?
his father bought a new house
he moved to the basement
a nursery was made for him in the barn
he stayed in his nursery and was squished
Paul Bunyan was the biggest and hungriest baby ever! All he did was eat. The more he ate, the more he grew. The more he grew, the more food he needed.
After three months, Paul had grown bigger than his father. Mr. Bunyan had to build Paul a new cradle every two days. One day, Mrs. Bunyan told her husband, "Something must be done. There is no more room in the house for our baby!" Mr. Bunyan made a nursery for Paul in the barn. There was plenty of room for Paul there.
Paul liked his new home in the barn. But then there was another problem. Even though Paul was huge, he was still a baby. He liked to be rocked to sleep. But he was too big and too heavy to rock. Mr. Bunyan had an idea. He used the horses to pull Paul and his cradle into the Atlantic Ocean. There the waves rocked Paul to sleep.
Based on clues from the text, what is a nursery?
a room for eating food
a room where the baby can exercise
a room where a baby sleeps
a room to keep all the jackets
Is Paul Bunyan a true story or a tall tale?
true story
tall tale
