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WorksheetsYour Name is a Song
Total questions: 7
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is this story mostly about?
A girl learning how to sing.
A girl singing her classmates' names.
A girl learning that her name is beautiful, historical, and magical.
A girl teaches others how to sing her name.
Who is telling the story? (Choose 2 answers)
The narrator.
The mother.
A bird.
The girl
How did the little girl feel at the beginning of the story?
She was happy on her first day of school.
She enjoyed school and wanted to go back.
She was sad and disappointed. She never wanted to go back to school again.
She thought that she was too smart for school.
How did the little girl solve the problem in the story?
She dropped out of school.
She wrote her name in big red letters.
She yelled at the people who made fun of her name.
She sung her name to a song to help her teacher and classmates with pronouncing her name.
How did the little girl change in the story?
She didn't change.
She went from not wanting to go to school at the beginning to being excited at the end of the story because she was able to teach her teacher and classmates how to say her name.
She still did not want to go to school.
She flew to the sky where dreams were made.
In the story, Kora-Jalimuso’s mom said names have fire and they are strong. What does that mean?
A person's name can start a strong fire.
A person's name tells who they are and is a powerful representation of them.
A person's name has fire in it.
A person's name should be strong like a fire.
What does the author mean when she says, "Kora-Jalimuso looked to the sky and saw dreams and fire there."
The sky was on fire.
Kora saw the beauty in everyone's name being called and realized how special each person's name was.
People's names were on fire in the sky.
