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Two Legs or One? Review

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 52mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A story passed down from person to person by word of mouth from generation to generation

a)

Figurative letter

b)

Friendly Letter

c)

Story

d)

Folk Tale

2.

Folktales are usually set in the...

a)

future

b)

past

c)

present

d)

near future

3.

Folktales are beneficial because they can demonstrate the importance of...

a)

a conflict

b)

the setting

c)

cultural values

d)

humor

4.

Which statement about folk tales is true?

a)

They are passed down by word of mouth from generation to generation

b)

Each one is unique and has little in common with stories from other cultures

c)

They present realistic descriptions of everyday life in the past

5.

What is the setting in the beginning of the story?

a)

The lake

b)

The marketplace

c)

Goha's house

d)

cemetery 

6.

Which word means the opposite of scurry in this phrase?


He grew more hungry with every moment of looking, and at last bought them and scurried home.

a)

ran

b)

hurried

c)

walked

d)

rushed

7.

"Two Legs or One?" may have a(n) _______ that needs to be solved.

a)

puzzle

b)

issue

c)

problem

8.

The action that Goha takes after his wife brings one calf leg to the table indicates that he ____________

a)

cannot take the stress of arguing any longer

b)

does not understand why his wife seems so upset

c)

is tired of arguing and wants to make up with his wife

d)

is willing to take an extreme measure to be proven right

9.

Goha's wife ate the second calf leg. This part of the story is...

a)

The problem/conflict

b)

The solution

c)

Setting

d)

character

10.

Why doesn't Goha's wife tell the truth the first time Goha asks about the 2nd leg?

a)

She is afraid that Goha will think she is greedy.

b)

She genuinely doesn't think there was a 2nd leg.

c)

She wants to keep secrets because she is a naturally dishonest person.

d)

She wants to surprise Goha with another leg so she can't tell him the truth until after she buys the new leg.

11.

Which two statements help the reader to infer that Goha’s wife cared for Goha, despite their argument?

a)

She worried about admitting she was greedy.

b)

She cooked the calf legs right away as Goha requested.

c)

he tasted the food very thoroughly.

d)

She burst into tears when she thought he died.

e)

She thought he was tricking her when he fell to the floor.

12.

Which of these statements best shows the reader Goha’s true character as a trickster?

a)

But in the next moment, he clutched at his chest, gasping, “My heart, oh, my heart . . .”

b)

His wife at first thought this must surely be another of her husband’s tricks

c)

With that, Goha fell to the floor and pretended to be dead.

d)

“I’ll win this argument even if it means my very life!”

13.

The butcher’s words when the procession passes by his shop are important because they ____________

a)

show that Goha is loved by the townspeople

b)

summarize the lesson that the folk tale teaches

c)

prove that Goha’s wife has been lying to Goha

d)

express the butcher’s hope that Goha will come back to life

14.

This question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B.

Part A At what point in the story does the author use exaggeration?

a)

When Goha’s wife first takes a taste of the calf leg

b)

When Goha’s wife claims there was only one calf leg

c)

When Goha pretends to be dead throughout the funeral procession

d)

When Goha suddenly sits up and exclaims that he has won the argument

15.

Part B What is the effect of this exaggeration on the story?

a)

It lends a serious tone.

b)

It makes it dramatic.

c)

It adds some humor.

d)

It provides a moral.

16.

When did Goha end the prank?

a)

When everyone came running to see if he was really dead

b)

When the butcher said Goha bought a pair of calf legs

c)

When his wife started crying

d)

When the undertaker came to their house

17.

On hearing this, Goha sat bolt upright. “You see?” he cried to his wife in triumph. “There were two legs. I win our argument!”

What does this moment help you understand about Goha’s personality?

a)

Goha is lazy.

b)

Goha is obsessed with being right.

c)

Goha does not commit to things.

d)

Goha is a sad and serious person.

18.

Attitude a writer takes toward the audience, a subject, or a character

a)

Humor

b)

Mood

c)

Tone

d)

Folk Tale

19.

In the following phrase, dignified means ______________.


"The funeral procession wound its slow, dignified way"

a)

Hated

b)

Loved

c)

Feared

d)

Respected

20.

the feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates through the use of descriptive words, imagery, and figurative language

a)

imagery

b)

figurative language

c)

tone

d)

mood

21.

Extreme overstatement

a)

humor

b)

exaggeration

c)

scurried

d)

irony

22.

wanting more than you need

a)

Trickster

b)

Procession

c)

Greedy

d)

Upright

23.

a character who goes against acceptable behavior and fools someone

a)

Humor

b)

exaggeration

c)

trickster

d)

protagonist