A. A boy

B. A tree

C. A squirrel

D. A bird

A. Money

B. Food

C. Leaves

D. A place to rest

A. By giving him money

B. By giving him food

C. By giving him leaves

D. By offering a place to rest

A. He uses them wisely and appreciates them

B. He wastes them and asks for more

C. He sells them for profit

D. He shares them with his friends

A. They become closer and more loving

B. They become distant and estranged

C. They remain the same throughout the story

D. The tree becomes angry with the boy

A. Its branches to build a shelter

B. Its leaves to create walls

C. Its trunk to make a roof

D. Its roots to create a foundation

A. He continues to ask for more and take from the tree

B. He becomes more grateful and appreciative

C. He apologizes for taking so much

D. He stops visiting the tree altogether

A. The tree offers its bark to create a boat

B. The tree offers its branches to create a boat

C. The tree gives him its trunk

D. The tree gives the boy a small toy boat

A. Happy and fulfilled

B. Angry and resentful

C. Indifferent

D. Confused and conflicted

A. It withers away and dies

B. It is cut down and used for timber

C. It continues to give to the boy until it is a mere stump

D. It grows back into a healthy tree

A. The importance of taking from nature

B. The value of material possessions

C. The joy of receiving without giving

D. The selflessness of unconditional love and giving