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WorksheetsThidwick's Adventure
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Who is the main character in the story 'Thidwick the Big-Hearted Moose'?
Thidwick
Theodore
Thurston
Thadwick
What is one characteristic that describes Thidwick?
Generosity
Selflessness
Arrogance
Stubbornness
What does Thidwick allow to live in his antlers?
Various animals
Different insects
Tiny birds
Miniature plants
How do the other animals treat Thidwick?
The other animals are scared of Thidwick and avoid him at all costs.
The other animals ignore Thidwick and go about their own business.
The other animals admire Thidwick's strength and leadership.
The other animals take advantage of Thidwick's generosity and cause chaos.
What lesson can be learned from Thidwick's story?
Ignoring the needs of others
Setting boundaries and not letting others take advantage of your kindness.
Allowing others to take advantage of your kindness
Learning to always say yes to others
What is the meaning of 'big-hearted' as used in the title?
Stingy, unkind, and heartless
Selfish, rude, and uncaring
Small-minded, mean, and cruel
Generous, kind, and compassionate
Why does Thidwick struggle with his decision to let the animals stay?
Thidwick struggles because he doesn't care about the animals.
Thidwick struggles due to his kind and generous nature.
Thidwick struggles because he is afraid of the other animals.
Thidwick struggles because he is selfish and greedy.
Describe the setting where most of the story takes place.
A suburban neighborhood in the present day
A bustling city in the 1800s
A remote island in the future
A small town in the Midwest during the 1950s
What is the climax of the story?
The climax of the story is when the main character confronts the antagonist in a final showdown.
The climax of the story is when the main character takes a nap
The climax of the story is when the main character goes grocery shopping
The climax of the story is when the main character wakes up from a dream
How does Thidwick resolve his problem in the end?
Thidwick stands up for himself and refuses to let the other animals take advantage of him.
Thidwick asks for help from a human to solve his problem
Thidwick runs away and hides from the other animals
Thidwick gives in to the demands of the other animals
What is the author's purpose in writing 'Thidwick the Big-Hearted Moose'?
The author's purpose is to teach children about the dangers of being too generous.
The author's purpose is to provide a detailed analysis of moose behavior in the wild.
The author's purpose is to promote a new line of moose-themed merchandise.
The author's purpose is to entertain children with a story about generosity and its consequences.
Choose a word to describe Thidwick's actions towards the animals.
accommodating
hostile
selfish
indifferent
