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Worksheetswolf, Wolf!
Total questions: 107
Worksheet time: 7hrs 18mins
Why does the old wolf grow a small garden?
He was too slow and stiff to catch animals.
He enjoyed growing a garden.
He loves to eat vegetables.
He likes to look at plants.
True or False? In the wolf's garden there were so many weeds he could not find his garden.
True
False
Why did the wolf follow the voice he heard?
They were his friends.
He thought whoever it was may have food to share.
They were his enemies
He wanted to share food from his garden.
The first time the boy cried wolf did the villagers believe him?
Yes.
No.
Maybe.
What did the wolf find when he climbed up the mountain?
his friends
vegetables
a boy with goats
nothing
Why did the people come running up the hill to the young boy?
They saw a wolf.
They thought the young boy had seen a wolf.
They were excercising.
They were bringing the young boy lunch.
Why does the wolf offer to take a goat from the boy?
He is a kind wolf.
He doesn't want the boy to get into trouble.
The boy has too many goats
He is tricking the boy because he is too tired to chase a goat.
Why didn't the wolf eat the goat that is in his garden?
The goat gets away from him.
The goat helps his garden grow because he eats the weeds.
He wants to give the goat back to the boy.
He did eat the goat!
How does the goat change at the end of the story?
He has a friend, the goat.
He is hungry.
He has a friend, the boy.
He is happy to have a goat to eat.
How will the wolf treat the goat?
He will eat the goat.
He will give the goat back to the boy.
He will be mean to the goat.
He will be nice and care for the goat.
If you believe something you______________.
think it is true
think it is false
think it is funny
If you are fond of something, you _______.
don't like it
care about it
are scared of it
What problem does the wolf have at the beginning of the story?
he was fast at catching animals
he was hungry
he liked planting a garden
Why does the wolf soak his feet in the stream?
his feet were hurt
he wanted something to eat
he wanted to eat the boy
How does the wolf try to solve his problem of being hungry?
he plans a trick to play on the rabbits
he plans a trick to play on the boy
he plans a trick to play on the girl
What is the root word of slowly?
slowest
slow
slower
What is the root word of chased?
chasing
chased
chase
What is the root word of started?
starting
start
started
How does the goat help the wolf?
he plants seeds in the garden
he eats the weeds in the garden
he waters the garden
Why didn't the goat eat the vegetables?
the goat is a picky eater
the goat likes vegetables
the goat was scared
How does the wolf solve his problem?
he asks the boy to pick the weeds
he keeps the goat so the goat will always eat the weeds
he plants more seeds in the garden
What was the genre of the text?
fiction
fable
nonfiction/informational text
What was the author's purpose?
persuade
inform
entertain
What does playful mean?
play again
full of play
without play
Which word means more than one?
has
piles
mess
What was the main idea of Wolf! Wolf! ?
The wolf was hungry.
The wolf was hungry and had to trick the boy to get food.
The goat ate the weeds in the garden.
The genre for Wolf, Wolf is:
realistic fiction
fable
poetry
biography
Wolf was hungry and too lazy to tend his garden.
True
False
At the beginning of the story, the boy cried, "Wolf! Wolf!" because
he enjoyed playing with wolves
he was surrounded by wolves
he was tricking the villagers
he was inviting the wolf to dinner
Why were the villagers angry when they reached the top of the hill the second time?
they did not like exercise
they wanted to eat a wolf for dinner
they did not like the boy
they did not like being tricked again
Who came to the boy when he cried, "Wolf! Wolf!" for the third time?
the boy's mother
the wolf
the villagers
the goat
Why does the wolf offer to take a goat from the boy?
to help the boy
he is a kind wolf
he is looking for a gardener
he is too old and slow to chase the goats
The wolf did not eat the goat because:
the goat escaped
the goat knew karate
the goat ate his weeds
he could not find his false teeth
The goat ate all the wolf's vegetables.
True
False
The wolf is happy at the end of the story.
True
False
What is a fable?
a story with animal characters and a lesson
a true story about someone's life
a made up story with realistic elements
a passage that informs the reader
The genre for Wolf, Wolf is:
realistic fiction
fable
poetry
biography
Wolf was hungry and too lazy to tend his garden.
True
False
At the beginning of the story, the boy cried, "Wolf! Wolf!" because
he enjoyed playing with wolves
he was surrounded by wolves
he was tricking the villagers
he was inviting the wolf to dinner
Why were the villagers angry when they reached the top of the hill the second time?
they did not like exercise
they wanted to eat a wolf for dinner
they did not like the boy
they did not like being tricked again
Who came to the boy when he cried, "Wolf! Wolf!" for the third time?
the boy's mother
the wolf
the villagers
the goat
Why does the wolf offer to take a goat from the boy?
to help the boy
he is a kind wolf
he is looking for a gardener
he is too old and slow to chase the goats
The wolf did not eat the goat because:
the goat escaped
the goat knew karate
the goat ate his weeds
he could not find his false teeth
The goat ate all the wolf's vegetables.
True
False
The wolf is happy at the end of the story.
True
False
What is a fable?
a story with animal characters and a lesson
a true story about someone's life
a made up story with realistic elements
a passage that informs the reader
How do I make "berry" plural (more than one)?
berrys
berryes
berries
berrves
How do I make "dog" plural (more than one)?
dogs
doges
dogies
dogves
How do I make "pencil" plural (more than one)?
pencils
penciles
pencilies
pencilves
How do I make "bench" plural (more than one)?
benchs
benches
benchies
benchves
How do I make "glass" plural (more than one)?
glasss
glasses
glassies
glassves
How do I make "box" plural (more than one)?
boxs
boxes
boxies
boxves
How do I make "leaf" plural (more than one)?
leafs
leafes
leaies
leaves
To care a lot about something
fond
believe
feast
remarkable
To feel that something is true
fond
believe
feast
remarkable
To eat a large or fancy meal
fond
believe
feast
remarkable
To be wonderful or outstanding
fond
believe
feast
remarkable
Tastes very good
snatch
stories
delicious
lessons
To grab something quickly
snatch
stories
delicious
lessons
Things you can learn ideas or rules from
snatch
stories
delicious
lessons
Made up tales
snatch
stories
delicious
lessons
What is the wolf's problem in the story?
He cannot grow food so he is hungry
He does not have friends
He is very sleepy
He does not know how to write
Why does the wolf not eat the goat in his garden?
The goat runs away
The goat helps in the garden
He gives the goat back to the boy
The wolf was scared of the goat
If you believe something you _________________________.
think something is true.
think something is false.
don't think at all.
When you say food is delicious what does that mean?
Food is nasty.
You don't like food.
Food is good to taste.
The food taste okay.
When you eat a feast you _________________________.
don't eat at all
eat very well
wish you had more food.
When you are fond of something you __________________.
want to do something else.
enjoy it a great deal.
don't like it at all.
are scared of it.
Lessons mean?
things to be taught or learned
things are being thrown at you
you don't want to learn
Remarkable means?
not ordinary; wonderful
plain
dull
ordinary
When you snatch something what happens?
take your time to get something
steal something
grab something quickly
take something without permission
What are stories?
things you say
tales of things that have happened
people in a movie
where people are in a TV show.
I _______ it is going to rain today
believe
fond
remarkable
snatch
I think pepperoni pizza taste so _________.
lessons
stories
feast
delicious
During Thanksgiving I get to _____ on a big fancy meal.
delicious
fond
feast
believe
Ms. Kelly is very ____ of going to the beach. It is one of her favorite places to go.
snatch
fond
lessons
feast
Wolf Wolf was a story that teaches children a ______ about telling the truth.
stories
believe
fond
lesson
When my class has a great day it is a __________ feeling.
remarkable
snatch
believe
delicious
Do not ______ the paper because it may rip.
snatch
believe
fond
lessons
In our class we read lots of _______ about animals.
lessons
delicious
stories
snatch
Why does the wolf plant a garden?
He likes to eat plants.
He is a good gardener.
He is too old to chase animals.
He likes to share his fruits and vegetables.
Why does the wolf offer to take a goat from the boy?
He is a kind wolf.
He wants to help the boy.
He is too tired to chase the goats.
He does not want the boy to get into trouble.
Why does the wolf not eat the goat that is in the garden?
The goat gets away from lhim.
The goat helps his garden grow.
He wants to give the goat back to the boy.
He is too kind and does not want to hurt him.
How does the wolf change at the end of the story?
He is hungry.
He has a friend.
He has a lot of friends.
He is happy to finally have a goat to eat.
Based on what you read, how will the wolf treat the goat?
He will take care of the goat.
He will eventually eat the goat.
He will not be nice to the goat.
He will not give the goat any food.
What is the problem in the story?
He is hungry and he cant get his own food.
He has too many beautiful plants growing in his garden.
He broke his foot.
He ate too much, and he is too full.
Why does the wolf offer to take a goat from the boy?
He is a kind wolf.
He wants to help the boy.
He is too tired to chase the goats.
He does not want the boy to get into trouble.
Why does the wolf not eat the goat that is in his garden?
The goat gets away from him.
The goat helps his garden grow.
He wants to give the goat back to the boy.
He is too kind and does not want to hurt him.
How does the wolf change at the end of the story?
He is hungry.
He has a friend.
He has a lot of friends.
He is happy to finally have a goat to eat.
What is the moral of the story?
Things aren't always as they seem.
If you want a good garden, buy a goat.
Always tell the truth.
Don't take things that don't belong to you.
Why does the old wolf grow a small garden?
He was too slow and stiff to catch animals.
He enjoyed growing a garden.
He loves to eat vegetables.
He likes to look at plants.
Why did the wolf follow the voice he heard?
They were his friends.
He thought whoever it was may have food to share.
They were his enemies
He wanted to share food from his garden.
The first time the boy cried wolf did the villagers believe him?
Yes.
No.
Maybe.
What did the wolf find when he climbed up the mountain?
his friends
vegetables
a boy with goats
nothing
Why did the people come running up the hill to the young boy?
They saw a wolf.
They thought the young boy had seen a wolf.
They were excercising.
They were bringing the young boy lunch.
Why does the wolf offer to take a goat from the boy?
He is a kind wolf.
He doesn't want the boy to get into trouble.
The boy has too many goats
He is tricking the boy because he is too tired to chase a goat.
Why didn't the wolf eat the goat that is in his garden?
The goat gets away from him.
The goat helps his garden grow because he eats the weeds.
He wants to give the goat back to the boy.
He did eat the goat!
How does the goat change at the end of the story?
He has a friend, the goat.
He is hungry.
He has a friend, the boy.
He is happy to have a goat to eat.
How will the wolf treat the goat?
He will eat the goat.
He will give the goat back to the boy.
He will be mean to the goat.
He will be nice and care for the goat.
Why does the old wolf grow a small garden?
He was too slow and stiff to catch animals.
He enjoyed growing a garden.
He loves to eat vegetables.
He likes to look at plants.
Why did the wolf follow the voice he heard?
They were his friends.
He thought whoever it was may have food to share.
They were his enemies
He wanted to share food from his garden.
The genre for Wolf, Wolf is:
realistic fiction
fable
poetry
biography
At the beginning of the story, the boy cried, "Wolf! Wolf!" because
he enjoyed playing with wolves
he was surrounded by wolves
he was tricking the villagers
he was inviting the wolf to dinner
Why were the villagers angry when they reached the top of the hill the second time?
they did not like exercise
they wanted to eat a wolf for dinner
they did not like the boy
they did not like being tricked again
Who came to the boy when he cried, "Wolf! Wolf!" for the third time?
the boy's mother
the wolf
the villagers
the goat
Why does the wolf offer to take a goat from the boy?
to help the boy
he is a kind wolf
he is looking for a gardener
he is too old and slow to chase the goats
The wolf did not eat the goat because:
the goat escaped
the goat knew karate
the goat ate his weeds
he could not find his false teeth
What is a fable?
a story with animal characters and a lesson
a true story about someone's life
a made up story with realistic elements
a passage that informs the reader
