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WorksheetsHow Will I Behave Today Book Quiz
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 24mins
Why did Felicia miss her chance to bake cookies with her mother? (A Missed Opportunity)
She was outside playing with her friends.
She didn’t hear her mother calling her.
She was busy texting and delayed responding.
She thought baking would take too long.
What mistake did Mrs. Black-whiskers Gray make while moving her kittens? (Mrs. Black-whiskers Gray’s New Home)
She moved them without considering their comfort.
She didn’t provide food in the new home.
She left the kittens alone during the move.
She chose a home that was too far away.
How did the brothers resolve the issue of sharing one umbrella? (Two Brothers and One Umbrella)
They took turns using it.
They decided not to use it at all.
They cut it in half and modified it into two umbrellas.
One of them stayed home to avoid the rain.
How did Atifeh convince her parents not to harm the lamb? (How Atifeh Helped Her Parents)
She refused to cook altogether.
She calmly reminded them of their own teachings.
She ran away from home in protest.
She asked her neighbors for help.
What caused Pieter to run away from home? (Pieter’s Misunderstanding)
His father scolded him harshly.
He misunderstood his father’s words when he told him to go away.
He felt ignored by his family.
He didn’t want to eat dinner at home.
What did Natasha mean when she said “someone is watching”? (Someone is Watching)
The neighbor was watching them steal apples.
She herself was watching and would remember her father’s actions.
The police were nearby.
A bird in the orchard was watching.
Why did Jason follow Patrick on the hike? (Things are Often Not What They Seem)
He wanted to prove he could handle the hike.
He was curious about the trail.
He thought Patrick needed help.
He wanted to spend time with Patrick’s friends.
What was inside Mr. Joseph’s chest? (Mr. Joseph’s Special Chest)
Gold coins and jewelry.
A treasure map.
Rocks and pennies.
Letters from his family.
Why was the crow given only one sound by the Sound Giver? (Why Crows Only Say “Caw! Caw!”)
The crow was loud and rude.
The Sound Giver forgot to give more sounds.
The crow was too small for more sounds.
The crow didn’t want any other sound.
What was the lesson Georgina learned from “Aunt Alexa”? (Aunt Alexa)
How to organize her belongings.
How to decorate her room.
How to share with her siblings.
How to clean up quickly before visitors arrive.
What mistake did Rufus keep making? (Haste Makes Waste, Just Ask Rufus)
Acting without thinking carefully.
Asking others for help too often.
Forgetting important tasks.
Running away from responsibilities.
What did the boy do for the injured elephant? (A Heart as Big as an Elephant)
He nursed it back to health.
He gave it food.
He found a new home for it.
He returned it to its owner.
How did the animals resolve the issue of the cheese? (Found: Piece of Cheese, Owner Unclear)
They shared it among themselves.
They gave it to the smallest animal.
They left it for the owner to find.
They decided not to eat it.
What did Klissa do when she found a wallet? (Klissa’s Moment of Truth)
She returned it to its owner.
She gave it to her parents.
She kept the money and threw away the wallet.
She left it where she found it.
How did the fisherman’s daughter convince him to spare the fish? (A Different Kind of Fish Dinner)
She reminded him that all life is precious.
She threatened not to eat the fish.
She bought the fish from him.
She gave the fish to a neighbor.
How did Asagee help his community? (Not Your Usual Asagee)
By using his unique talents.
By gathering food for everyone.
By teaching others to sing.
By protecting them from predators.
What did the old dog teach the puppy? (Old Friends, New Friends)
How to make friends and build relationships.
How to find food.
How to protect their home.
How to avoid danger.
How did Harry use his sense of smell? (Harry’s Nose)
To solve a mystery.
To find food for his family.
To protect his owner.
To help find a missing person.
What did Ethel do to protect her egg? (Ethel and Her Egg)
She stayed with it despite all challenges.
She moved it to a safer place.
She asked others to guard it.
She hid it from predators.
What did Twill learn to do? (Twill Grows Up)
Fly and overcome his fear.
Build a strong nest.
Find food for his family.
Protect himself from predators.
How did the king gain his people’s loyalty? (The Power of Trust)
By showing trust in them.
By offering them rewards.
By punishing traitors.
By building strong defenses.
What were the two gifts the princess received? (The Princess and Her Two Gifts)
A mirror and a bell.
A sword and a shield.
A book and a pen.
A map and a compass.
What did the student realize about education? (The True Benefits of Learning)
It helps build character.
It guarantees success.
It is only about acquiring knowledge.
It is the key to wealth.
What did the man in the story dedicate his life to? (A Truly Good Person)
Helping others selflessly.
Teaching in schools.
Building a successful business.
Traveling the world.
What value does Felicia’s story teach? (A Missed Opportunity)
Being responsive and punctual.
Courage in decision-making.
Being kind to animals.
Learning from others.
What value is emphasized in Mrs. Black-whiskers Gray’s story? (Mrs. Black-whiskers Gray’s New Home)
Planning and considering others’ comfort.
Trusting oneself completely.
Always being cautious.
Staying true to promises.
What value does the umbrella story highlight? (Two Brothers and One Umbrella)
Cooperation and problem-solving.
Honesty and trust.
Taking responsibility.
Self-awareness and empathy.
What value does Atifeh’s story teach? (How Atifeh Helped Her Parents)
Standing up for kindness and compassion.
Trusting others.
Making sacrifices.
Being courageous in adversity.
What does Pieter’s story emphasize? (Pieter’s Misunderstanding)
Forgiveness and understanding.
Perseverance through challenges.
Honesty and trustworthiness.
Valuing friendships.
What does Natasha’s story teach about values? (Someone is Watching)
Being a role model for others.
Acting responsibly under pressure.
Helping others selflessly.
Being courageous in adversity.
What is the key value in Jason’s story? (Things are Often Not What They Seem)
Trust in others’ intentions.
Taking responsibility for mistakes.
Being a good leader.
Acting with honesty.
What is the moral of Mr. Joseph’s story? (Mr. Joseph’s Special Chest)
Time with family is the greatest treasure.
Planning for the future is key.
Being honest and truthful matters most.
Avoiding conflicts is essential.
What does the crow’s story teach about values? (Why Crows Only Say “Caw! Caw!”)
Humility and politeness are essential.
Trusting others is necessary.
Self-confidence leads to success.
Teamwork is important.
What value does Georgina’s story highlight? (Aunt Alexa)
Being responsible for one’s surroundings.
Trusting others.
Sharing with family.
Patience in decision-making.
What value does Rufus’s story emphasize? (Haste Makes Waste, Just Ask Rufus)
Patience and careful planning.
Quick decision-making.
Hard work and dedication.
Listening to advice from others.
What value does the boy’s action in the elephant story represent? (A Heart as Big as an Elephant)
Kindness and compassion.
Leadership and confidence.
Responsibility to family.
Honesty and truthfulness.
What value is taught in the cheese-sharing story? (Found: Piece of Cheese, Owner Unclear)
Fairness and teamwork.
Trust in others.
Acting responsibly.
Being independent and confident.
What value does Klissa’s decision reflect? (Klissa’s Moment of Truth)
Honesty and integrity.
Acting with courage.
Planning for the future.
Teamwork and collaboration.
What value is conveyed through the fisherman’s daughter? (A Different Kind of Fish Dinner)
Compassion for all living beings.
Being brave under pressure.
Respecting tradition.
Perseverance in adversity.
What value does Asagee’s story highlight? (Not Your Usual Asagee)
Embracing individuality and unique talents.
Acting with caution.
Planning carefully.
Being a good listener.
What does the old dog’s story teach about values? (Old Friends, New Friends)
Building relationships across generations.
Acting responsibly toward others.
Leading with courage.
Being independent and decisive.
What value is emphasized in Harry’s story? (Harry’s Nose)
Using one’s abilities to help others.
Acting with honesty.
Being courageous in adversity.
Working independently.
What does Ethel’s determination represent? (Ethel and Her Egg)
Perseverance and dedication.
Acting with trust.
Sharing with family.
Leading with kindness.
What value is shown in Twill’s journey? (Twill Grows Up)
Courage to overcome fear.
Patience and trust.
Leadership and independence.
Acting responsibly.
What value does the king’s leadership teach? (The Power of Trust)
Trust and loyalty go hand in hand.
Acting decisively in difficult times.
Being independent and strong.
Perseverance and planning.
What value is symbolized by the princess’s gifts? (The Princess and Her Two Gifts)
Self-awareness and compassion.
Being honest and truthful.
Acting responsibly.
Planning ahead for success.
What lesson does the student learn in the story? (The True Benefits of Learning)
Education builds character and self-growth.
Hard work leads to success.
Acting responsibly is key.
Perseverance matters most.
What value is represented in the man’s actions? (A Truly Good Person)
Acting with bravery.
Planning for the future.
Humility and selflessness.
Trusting oneself completely.
