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WorksheetsA Tale of Two Beasts
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Who was the Beast in the story?
The girl
Fang
They both thought the other was the beast
Prince Phillip
In the beginning of the story, who is telling the story?
the little girl
the animal
Who is telling the second part of the story?
the little girl
the animal
How were both character's sides of the story the same?
They both enjoyed the walk.
They both escaped.
They both changed their thoughts at the end of the story.
They both tried to sing in the forest.
The little girl asks a question at the end of her side of the story. "I wonder why he came back". Why did the animal come back?
to get a hat
to see his new friend again
to scare the little girl
to say good-bye
Read the sentence about the story.
The little girl wrapped him warmly up.
Which underlined word is an adverb?
little
girl
wrapped
warmly
Read the sentence about the story.
She gave him a lovely bath.
Which underlined word is an adjective?
she
him
lovely
bath
Who is Lord Rex?
the animal
the girl
the stuffed lion
How did the little girl's feeling about the animal change from the beginning of the story to the end of the story?
How did the animal's feelings about the little girl change from the beginning to the end of the story?
The little girl thought she was
helping the strange little beast
ambushed the strange little beast
picking out a new pet
The Racoon thought the little girl was a terrible beast because
she was helping him
she ambushed him
picking out a new pet
In Part 1 what the was the little girl's problem?
The little beast bit her when she was showing him off to her friends.
Her mom said she couldn't have a pet
The little beast leapt out the window and ran into the deep dark woods.
She took the little beast from the deep dark woods.
In Part 2 what the was the racoon's problem?
The girl tasted bad when he bit her.
Her mom said she couldn't have a pet.
He had to jump out the window and run into the deep dark woods.
He got taken from his home in the deep dark woods.
In the end of both story perspectives the little girl and the racoon both agreed that
maybe they weren't strange and terrible beasts after all.
Nuts are gross!
Everyone should have a hat.
They should not be friends.
What's the author's message
you can be friends with anyone
don't walk alone in the woods
there are two sides to every story
