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Literary Pre Test 5th (A) The Rhino Road Stop

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What happened first in the story?

a)

the rescue crew arrived

b)

the narrator felt proud

c)

the veterinarians said the calf was two months old

d)

Grandfather pulled over to the side of the road

2.

Where was grandfather taking the narrator?

a)

to a national park

b)

to a tea farm

c)

to the woods

d)

to India

3.

The rhino mother was angry because she did not like ____________.

a)

the police officer waving

b)

the sound of Grandfather's car

c)

being separated from her baby

d)

living in the national park

4.

The narrator played a part in the rhino's rescue by helping _____________.

a)

lift up the rhino

b)

wave cars to the side of the road

c)

calm the angry rhino mother

d)

unload the rescue crew's gear

5.

What does the word trench mean?

a)

a wild storm

b)

a narrow platform

c)

a long ditch

d)

a small bush

6.

Story elements:

Who is the main character in the story?

a)

the rhino

b)

Grandfather

c)

the narrator

d)

the police officer

7.

Story elements:

What is the setting of this story?

a)

in the mountains in Chile

b)

in the forest in China

c)

on the side of the road in Assam, India

d)

in a zoo in Japan

8.

Story elements:

What is the main conflict or problem in this story?

a)

a baby rhino is lost

b)

a mama rhino is mad

c)

a mama rhino is stuck in a trench

d)

a baby rhino is stuck in a trench

9.

Story elements:

How is the conflict/problem solved or resolved?

a)

The mama found the baby rhino.

b)

The veterinarians lifted the baby rhino out of the trench.

c)

The baby rhino found its way out of the pit.

d)

The mama rhino abandoned the baby.

10.

Story elements:

All stories have a plot. Define plot.

a)

the main character in a story

b)

the end of the story

c)

the beginning of the story

d)

the order of events that happen in the story from beginning to end, including characters, setting, problem, and solution.