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Chicken Soup for the Soul 2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 43mins

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1.
  1. Chapter 11: The Rabbi's Gift

  2. What did the Rabbis gift do to help?

  3. (there are 2 answers)

a)

The monks started to respect themselves because they thought that they had become the Messiah.

b)

People began to visit the monastery because they wanted to see the new Messiah.

c)

The monks started to respect each other, thinking the other was the Messiah.

d)

People wanted to join the monastery because they wanted to be the Messiah.

2.

Why did people start to come back to the monastery?

(there are 2 answers.

a)

People gathered to talk to the monks so that they could join the monastery.

b)

People were attracted by the power of the Messiah and started to pay their respects.

c)

People were attracted by the aura of respect surrounding the monks.

d)

People could sense the atmosphere had changed and started to gather.

3.

Who do you respect the most?

Type your answer.

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4.

Chapter 12: Walt Jones

What did Walt Jones want to enjoy the most?

a)

money

b)

travel

c)

women

d)

life

5.

What were some of the things Walt Jones did after his wife passed away?

Type your answers.

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6.

What lessons did Walt Jones teach us about life?

(there are 2 answers)

a)

You're never too old and that age is just a number.

b)

Birthdays are depressing so we shouldn't be concerned about them.

c)

Life is short so do everything so you won't have any regrets.

d)

Age shouldn't be a reason for having to do something.

7.

Chapter 13: Napoleon and the Furrier

What was Napoleon trying to tell the furrier?

a)

How to be an emperor.

b)

How he felt hiding from the Russians.

c)

How to make fur.

d)

How he felt running from the Russians.

8.

Why did Napoleon say to the furrier, "Now you know"?

He wanted the furrier to e (a)   what he went through.

(type the full answer)

9.

Chapter 14: The Golden Buddha

Why did the monks cover the Buddha in clay?

a)

The gold was so bright, it was hurting their eyes.

b)

They didn't want it to be stolen by the Burmese.

c)

They thought it looked better covered in clay.

d)

The Burmese ordered them to cover it in clay.

10.

What does the clay represent?

Our (a)   self.

11.

What does the gold represent?

Our (a)   self.

12.

Chapter 15: Nothing but Problems

Why did Norman suggest the cemetery as a place to solve George's problem?

a)

Only dead people know the answers to your problems.

b)

The cemetery is a place where you can forget about your problems.

c)

Everyone deals with problems which are never ending.

d)

We should ask God for help to solve our problems.

13.

Norman felt problems were a sign of....

a)

action

b)

life

c)

growth

d)

opportunity

14.

What did Norman say you were in if you didn't have any problems?

(a)  

15.

How do you deal with some of your problems?

Type your answers.

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16.

Chapter 16: See You in the Morning

What lesson did the writer's mother learn when she felt the wall and Mr. Smith's face?

a)

Not to be afraid of death.

b)

Not to be afraid of life.

c)

Not to be afraid of this house.

d)

Not to be afraid of Mr. Smith.

17.

What did the mother say to give away when she passed away?

(a)  

18.

Chapter 17: If I Had My Life To Live Over

When elderly people reflect on their lives, what do they usually talk about?

They talk about the things they regret ___ ______ ____.

(a)  

19.

What is Nadine Stair writing about in this chapter?

a)

She is writing about all the things she has done in life.

b)

She is writing about all the things she wouldn't do in life.

c)

She is writing about all the things she would do in life.

d)

She is writing about all the things she regrets in life.

20.

Is there anything you regret not doing yet?

a)

YES

b)

NO