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3k Lesson 12: Comprehension

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
1. What does THEME mean?
a)
the main idea
b)
cause and effect
c)
lesson or moral
d)
order of events
2.
2. Why does Hare ask Bear to be business partners?
a)
so Hare can use Bear's land
b)
so Hare can take Bear's money
c)
so Hare can live in Bear's house
d)
so Hare can sleep all day like Bear
3.
3. Why does Hare tell Bear that he will do all of the planting and harvesting?
a)
He wants Bear to agree with his idea.
b)
He likes to work hard.
c)
He wants Mrs. Hare to help him instead.
d)
He knows Bear does not know how to work hard.
4.
4. What does Hare mean when he asks the question "tops or bottoms"?
a)
What job do you want to do?
b)
What part of the crops do you want?
c)
How do you want to divide the work?
d)
How much should you sell the crops for?
5.
5. What do you learn about Hare in the story Tops and Bottoms?
a)
He is lazy.
b)
He is kind.
c)
He is clever.
d)
He is always sleepy.
6.
6. Why did Bear think Hare cheated him?
a)
because Hare planted crops in his field.
b)
because Hare asked him too many questions.
c)
because Bear never got crops from the harvest.
d)
because Bear slept while Hare did all the work.
7.
7. Which sentence from the story shows that Bear learned a lesson?
a)
"But, Hare, all the best parts are in your half!"
b)
"Bear never again slept through a season of planing and harvesting."
c)
"You've tricked me twice, and you owe me one season of both tops and bottoms!"
d)
"Hare tugged off the roots at the bottom and the tassels at the top and put them in a pile for Bear."
8.
8. What lesson does Bear learn in this story?
a)
Do not give your money to other people.
b)
It is important to get a lot of sleep, so don't work too hard.
c)
Do not trust your neighbors because they will always trick you.
d)
Do the work yourself and don't be lazy if you want good results.
9.
9. In the text "Goodness Grows in Gardens," the author believes...
a)
community gardens are a waste of time.
b)
community gardens are only good for a few people.
c)
community gardens are good for many people, communities, and the country.
d)
fruits and vegetables will only grow in a community garden.
10.
10.Which sentence from the text supports the idea that community gardens are good for people?
a)
"They are found in big cities, suburbs, and small country towns."
b)
"There are thousands of community gardens in the United States."
c)
"Growing a garden is a lot of work, but you get lots of exercise."
d)
"Even the President would have to help."