WorksheetsFS Vol. 2 Chapter 4 pt. 2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
After recalling the treatment from the villagers, the narrator resolved to (a)
Match the following times with when the cottagers arise in the morning.
After sunrise
When the sun is already up
At noon
Midday
Before the sun
Early morning before sunrise
At midnight
Middle of the night
Match the following activities with the young woman’s role in the morning routine.
She went to the market
Buying groceries
She arranged the cottage
Organizing the living space
She cooked breakfast
Preparing the morning meal
She tended to the garden
Caring for plants
What did the creature find strange about the cottagers' unhappiness?
They were wealthy
They were powerful
They had every luxury
They were famous
What did the narrator initially struggle to understand about the creatures?
Their language
Their customs
The cause of their tears
Their diet
What was the primary source of nourishment for the family?
Vegetables and cow's milk
Bread and cheese
Fish and rice
Fruits and nuts
Why did the younger cottagers often place food before the old man?
Because he was the strongest
Because he was the wisest
Because they reserved none for themselves
Because he was the wealthiest
What did the narrator decide to consume instead of the cottagers' food?
Berries, nuts, and roots
Bread and water
Fish and rice
Fruits and vegetables
How did the narrator assist the cottagers?
By collecting wood for the family fire
By cooking meals for them
By teaching them new skills
By building a new house
Match the activities with what the youth did instead of going to the forest.
Repaired the cottage and cultivated the garden
Improved the living space and grew plants
Went fishing in the river
Caught fish for food
Traveled to the nearby town
Visited urban areas
Built a new barn
Constructed a storage building
The narrator perceived that the words spoken by the cottagers produced (a)
The narrator refrained from (a) to avoid causing pain to the cottagers.
What did the narrator use to satisfy his hunger instead of the cottagers' food?
Berries, nuts, and roots from the neighboring wood
Bread and cheese from the market
Fish from the river
Fruits from the garden
What was the girl called?
Mother
Sister or Agatha
Aunt
Cousin
What did the old man encourage his children to do?
Study hard
Cast off their melancholy
Work more
Travel the world
