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Worksheets"Bread" Quizizz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 1hrs 7mins
In which setting do you have the most bread?
home kitchen
prison
hot room during a famine
above a table
In which setting do you have to make a choice to save the bread, share it, or eat it?
kitchen
prison
hot room during a famine
above a table
In which setting does the story tell you that you actually eat the bread?
kitchen
prison
hot room
above a table
In which setting would you have to give information and betray your friends to get the bread?
kitchen
prison
hot room
above a table
In which setting does the bread take on a magical or mystical quality?
kitchen
prison
hot room
above a table
Which word means to call upon a spirit and completes the sentence below?
"The loaf of bread I have __________ for you floats about a foot above your kitchen table."
famine
bloat
conjure
comrade
treacherous
Which word means scarcity of (not very much) food and completes the sentence below?
"Imagine a __________. Now imagine a piece of bread. Both of these things are real but you happen to be in the same room with only one of them. "
famine
bloat
conjure
comrade
treacherous
What is the moral of the German fairy tale in paragraphs 5-6, in which the husband of the rich sister cuts the bread and out flows red blood?
Wealth is evil and having too much money makes people evil
When we have enough, we should share with people who don't
Gluttony (taking and eating too much) will lead to death
Families should always eat together
Which sentence BEST summarizes the message of "Bread"?
Bread helps us to understand people because all over the world, everyone eats bread.
There is no right way to view the world when it come to Bread.
Bread is an important food for survival because it is highly nutritious.
Our point of view and experiences affect how much we value things the things we have or don't have in life, like bread.
In which 3 settings is the bread the MOST valuable, or important?
the kitchen (beginning of story)
during a famine
prison
the poor sister in the rich sister's house, asking for food
the kitchen (end of story)
Which section of the story has a completely different point of view from the rest?
the kitchen (beginning)
the famine
the prison
the German fairly tale (rich sister/poor sister)
the kitchen (end of story)
Based on the story, do you think the writer of "Bread" would be someone who believes in food stamps (a government program that helps families pay for groceries)? Explain why!
Seeing or hearing something that is not really there is a _____________________.
famine
hallucination
scavenger
If I only get my hair cut one or two times in a year, I go....
often
constantly
never
occasionally
In your own words, what is a lesson the reader can learn from this story?
