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WorksheetsHANSEL AND GRETEL
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Where did Hansel live with his family?
in a wooden hut at the end of the village
in a big house at the end of the village
in a tiny cottage at the end of the village
in a luxurious castle at the end of the village
How many children did the woodcutter have?
The woodcutter had four children.
The woodcutter had three children.
The woodcutter had six children.
The woodcutter had two children.
Why did Hansel's father and stepmother argue in the evening?
They did not have enough time to spend with Hansel and Gretel.
They did not have enough money to buy some new clothes.
They did not have enough food to eat for the whole family.
They did not have enough food for their neighbour.
How did Hansel and Gretel feel after they overheard the argument between the father and stepmother?
They felt so nervous and excited.
They were very sad and disappointed.
They were very happy.
They were tired and sleepy.
What did the stepmother suggest to the woodcutter?
She suggested to leave Hansel and Gretel in the town nearby.
She suggested to sell Hansel and Gretel to the strangers.
She suggested to leave Hansel and Gretel in the forest.
She suggested to leave Hansel and Gretel in the cottage by themselves.
Why did the stepmother suggest to leave Hansel and Gretel in the forest?
so that she can live happily with the woodcutter.
she hated Hansel and Gretel very much.
so that the food will be enough for her and the father.
She wanted them to look for food in the forest.
Do you think the woodcutter was happy to leave his children in the forest?
Yes, I do. The father hated their children so much.
No, I don't. The father was reluctant to leave their children in the forest.
Yes, I do. The father was very excited to leave them in the forest so that he can live happily with his wife.
No, I don't. The father scolded the stepmother and denied the suggestion.
Why did the father refuse to leave his children in the forest?
He wanted Hansel and Gretel to be home so that they can do the house chores.
He wanted to leave Hansel and Gretel somewhere else and not in the forest.
He loved Hansel and Gretel so much.
He was afraid of being scolded by the stepmother.
What did Hansel keep in his pocket?
He kept some money in his pocket.
He kept some sugar in his pocket.
He kept some salt in his pocket.
He kept some breadcrumbs in his pocket.
What did Hansel do with the breadcrumbs in his pocket?
He fed the birds in the forest.
He ate the breadcrumbs.
He dropped them along the way to the forest.
He dropped them in the river nearby.
Why did Hansel drop the breadcrumbs along the way to the forest?
He was playful and naughty.
He wanted the birds to eat them.
He hoped to find the way home by following the trace.
He wanted to give them to Gretel.
What did the stepmother tell Hansel and Gretel upon arriving the forest?
She and the father wanted to collect some fruits and she asked them to wait.
She and the father wanted to collect some firewood and she asked them to wait.
She asked Hansel and Gretel to play around the forest.
She asked Hansel and Gretel to look for some firewood.
What is the best word (synonym) to replace the word reluctantly?
unwillingly
willing
eager
excited
Do you think Hansel and Gretel managed to go home again?
Yes, I think so. The stepmother regretted her action and took them home.
No, I don't think so. The breadcrumbs was eaten by the birds and they were lost in the jungle.
No, I don't think so. Their father scolded them and chased them away.
No, I don't think so. The tiger had eaten them.
Why did Hansel go to bed with a heavy heart?
He felt so ashamed of himself.
He hated his parents so much.
He felt so sad about the argument between his parents.
He was bored and hungry.
What will you do, if you are lost in the jungle?
I will cry all day and do nothing.
I will try to look for help and not giving up.
I will ask the animals in the forest to help me.
I will sit down quietly.
