WorksheetsQuiz on 'Why the Sun and the Moon Live in the Sky'
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What did the sun and the water have in common?
They were both animals.
They were good friends.
They lived in the sky.
They were enemies.
Why didn't the water visit the sun?
The sun didn't invite the water.
The sun's house was too small.
The water was too busy.
The water was afraid of the sun.
What did the sun promise the water?
To never visit again.
To move to the sky.
To make his house bigger.
To make his house smaller.
Who helped the sun make his house bigger?
The moon.
The fox.
The water.
The fish.
What happened when the water started to flow in?
The water filled the house.
The sun and moon left.
The sun got angry.
The water turned into ice.
How high did the water rise in the house?
To the sun's neck.
To the sun's knees.
Over the roof.
To the sun's waist.
What did the sun and moon do when the water overflowed?
They built a new house.
They invited more water.
They moved to the sky.
They swam away.
What is the origin of the folk tale?
Eastern Africa.
Europe.
Western Africa.
North America.
Who illustrated the story?
Jing Lili.
Elphinstone Dayrell.
Myrna Estes.
Starfall Education.
What do folk tales help us learn about?
Only the past.
Science.
Mathematics.
Ourselves and the world.
What did the sun and moon do after their house was filled with water?
They moved into the sky.
They built a boat.
They swam in the water.
They invited more animals.
What did the fox say to the gingerbread boy?
I will chase you.
You look tasty.
How will you cross the river?
Let's swim together.
What is the main theme of the story?
Friendship and cooperation.
Fear and danger.
Adventure and exploration.
Magic and fantasy.
What is the purpose of telling folk tales?
To entertain only.
To learn about traditions.
To promote technology.
To teach math.
What did the sun and moon do to prepare for the water's visit?
They moved to the mountains.
They invited other animals.
They made their house bigger.
They built a fence.
