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“The Kind Woodcutter”
Once upon a time, a poor woodcutter lived near a deep forest. Every day he went out to cut trees and sold the wood to buy food for his family. Although he was poor, he was known for his honesty and kindness. One day, while cutting a tree by the river, his only axe slipped from his hand and sank into the water.
As he sat sadly by the river, a fairy appeared and asked why he was crying. After hearing his story, the fairy dived into the river and came out with a golden axe. “Is this yours?” she asked. The woodcutter shook his head and said, “No, mine was just an old iron axe.” The fairy smiled and disappeared again, returning with a silver axe. Again, he refused. Finally, she brought his old rusty axe. The man was overjoyed and said, “Yes, that’s mine!” The fairy, impressed by his honesty, gave him all three axes as a reward.
When he returned to the village, another woodcutter heard his story and decided to try his luck. He threw his axe into the river on purpose and pretended to cry. When the fairy appeared and showed him a golden axe, he quickly said, “That’s mine!” The fairy frowned and vanished, leaving him with nothing. From that day, everyone in the village learned that honesty brings blessings, while greed brings loss.
What moral value can be inferred from the difference between the two woodcutters?
Luck determines one’s success.
People should always be careful with their belongings.
Greed leads to punishment, while honesty leads to reward.
Hard work is more important than kindness.
Everyone deserves a second chance.
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“The Kind Woodcutter”
Once upon a time, a poor woodcutter lived near a deep forest. Every day he went out to cut trees and sold the wood to buy food for his family. Although he was poor, he was known for his honesty and kindness. One day, while cutting a tree by the river, his only axe slipped from his hand and sank into the water.
As he sat sadly by the river, a fairy appeared and asked why he was crying. After hearing his story, the fairy dived into the river and came out with a golden axe. “Is this yours?” she asked. The woodcutter shook his head and said, “No, mine was just an old iron axe.” The fairy smiled and disappeared again, returning with a silver axe. Again, he refused. Finally, she brought his old rusty axe. The man was overjoyed and said, “Yes, that’s mine!” The fairy, impressed by his honesty, gave him all three axes as a reward.
When he returned to the village, another woodcutter heard his story and decided to try his luck. He threw his axe into the river on purpose and pretended to cry. When the fairy appeared and showed him a golden axe, he quickly said, “That’s mine!” The fairy frowned and vanished, leaving him with nothing. From that day, everyone in the village learned that honesty brings blessings, while greed brings loss.
2. If the fairy had not appeared, what would likely happen to the honest woodcutter?
He would search for another axe in the forest.
He would borrow an axe from his friend.
He would remain sad but still keep working honestly.
He would become greedy like the second woodcutter.
He would stop working and blame his fate.
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“The Kind Woodcutter”
Once upon a time, a poor woodcutter lived near a deep forest. Every day he went out to cut trees and sold the wood to buy food for his family. Although he was poor, he was known for his honesty and kindness. One day, while cutting a tree by the river, his only axe slipped from his hand and sank into the water.
As he sat sadly by the river, a fairy appeared and asked why he was crying. After hearing his story, the fairy dived into the river and came out with a golden axe. “Is this yours?” she asked. The woodcutter shook his head and said, “No, mine was just an old iron axe.” The fairy smiled and disappeared again, returning with a silver axe. Again, he refused. Finally, she brought his old rusty axe. The man was overjoyed and said, “Yes, that’s mine!” The fairy, impressed by his honesty, gave him all three axes as a reward.
When he returned to the village, another woodcutter heard his story and decided to try his luck. He threw his axe into the river on purpose and pretended to cry. When the fairy appeared and showed him a golden axe, he quickly said, “That’s mine!” The fairy frowned and vanished, leaving him with nothing. From that day, everyone in the village learned that honesty brings blessings, while greed brings loss.
Suppose the story was rewritten in a modern city setting. What could replace the “axe” to keep the same moral message?
A smartphone
A wallet full of money
A golden car
A lost job opportunity
A magic wand
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“The Kind Woodcutter”
Once upon a time, a poor woodcutter lived near a deep forest. Every day he went out to cut trees and sold the wood to buy food for his family. Although he was poor, he was known for his honesty and kindness. One day, while cutting a tree by the river, his only axe slipped from his hand and sank into the water.
As he sat sadly by the river, a fairy appeared and asked why he was crying. After hearing his story, the fairy dived into the river and came out with a golden axe. “Is this yours?” she asked. The woodcutter shook his head and said, “No, mine was just an old iron axe.” The fairy smiled and disappeared again, returning with a silver axe. Again, he refused. Finally, she brought his old rusty axe. The man was overjoyed and said, “Yes, that’s mine!” The fairy, impressed by his honesty, gave him all three axes as a reward.
When he returned to the village, another woodcutter heard his story and decided to try his luck. He threw his axe into the river on purpose and pretended to cry. When the fairy appeared and showed him a golden axe, he quickly said, “That’s mine!” The fairy frowned and vanished, leaving him with nothing. From that day, everyone in the village learned that honesty brings blessings, while greed brings loss.
How does the fairy’s reaction to the second woodcutter support the story’s theme?
She teaches that greed leads to loss.
She warns people not to enter the forest.
She shows that magic cannot fix dishonesty.
She wants to test every villager’s honesty.
She feels sorry for poor people.
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“The Kind Woodcutter”
Once upon a time, a poor woodcutter lived near a deep forest. Every day he went out to cut trees and sold the wood to buy food for his family. Although he was poor, he was known for his honesty and kindness. One day, while cutting a tree by the river, his only axe slipped from his hand and sank into the water.
As he sat sadly by the river, a fairy appeared and asked why he was crying. After hearing his story, the fairy dived into the river and came out with a golden axe. “Is this yours?” she asked. The woodcutter shook his head and said, “No, mine was just an old iron axe.” The fairy smiled and disappeared again, returning with a silver axe. Again, he refused. Finally, she brought his old rusty axe. The man was overjoyed and said, “Yes, that’s mine!” The fairy, impressed by his honesty, gave him all three axes as a reward.
When he returned to the village, another woodcutter heard his story and decided to try his luck. He threw his axe into the river on purpose and pretended to cry. When the fairy appeared and showed him a golden axe, he quickly said, “That’s mine!” The fairy frowned and vanished, leaving him with nothing. From that day, everyone in the village learned that honesty brings blessings, while greed brings loss.
What lesson from this story is most relevant to today’s society?
Technology should be used wisely.
People must work hard to be rich.
Honesty remains valuable even in a materialistic world.
Everyone deserves magical help in difficult times.
We should not trust strangers easily.
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"The Brave Little Tailor”
One morning, a poor tailor was eating bread and jam when many flies landed on his slice. He hit them with a cloth and found that he had killed seven at once. Proud of his success, he made a belt that said, “Seven in one blow.” He decided to travel and show his bravery to the world.
On his journey, he met a giant who laughed at his small size. The tailor showed his belt proudly, and the giant thought he had killed seven men, not flies. To test his strength, the giant asked him to squeeze water from a stone. The clever tailor took cheese from his pocket and squeezed it until liquid came out. The giant was amazed and decided not to challenge him further.
The tailor continued his journey and used his intelligence to overcome many challenges. In the end, the king heard of his courage and invited him to the palace. The tailor was given gold and honor, not because of his power, but because of his cleverness and confidence.
What was the main reason the tailor succeeded in his adventures?
He had a strong body.
He had magical tools.
He used his intelligence and confidence.
He had help from the giant.
He was lucky during his journey.
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"The Brave Little Tailor”
One morning, a poor tailor was eating bread and jam when many flies landed on his slice. He hit them with a cloth and found that he had killed seven at once. Proud of his success, he made a belt that said, “Seven in one blow.” He decided to travel and show his bravery to the world.
On his journey, he met a giant who laughed at his small size. The tailor showed his belt proudly, and the giant thought he had killed seven men, not flies. To test his strength, the giant asked him to squeeze water from a stone. The clever tailor took cheese from his pocket and squeezed it until liquid came out. The giant was amazed and decided not to challenge him further.
The tailor continued his journey and used his intelligence to overcome many challenges. In the end, the king heard of his courage and invited him to the palace. The tailor was given gold and honor, not because of his power, but because of his cleverness and confidence.
Why did the giant decide not to fight the tailor?
He was tired and hungry.
He thought the tailor had killed seven men.
He felt sorry for the poor tailor.
He saw the tailor was too small.
He didn’t want to break the king’s rule.
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"The Brave Little Tailor”
One morning, a poor tailor was eating bread and jam when many flies landed on his slice. He hit them with a cloth and found that he had killed seven at once. Proud of his success, he made a belt that said, “Seven in one blow.” He decided to travel and show his bravery to the world.
On his journey, he met a giant who laughed at his small size. The tailor showed his belt proudly, and the giant thought he had killed seven men, not flies. To test his strength, the giant asked him to squeeze water from a stone. The clever tailor took cheese from his pocket and squeezed it until liquid came out. The giant was amazed and decided not to challenge him further.
The tailor continued his journey and used his intelligence to overcome many challenges. In the end, the king heard of his courage and invited him to the palace. The tailor was given gold and honor, not because of his power, but because of his cleverness and confidence.
The word “proudly” in paragraph 2 can be replaced by...
A. Happily
B. Bravely
C. Confidently
D. Angrily
E. Quickly
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Read the sentence below:
The tailor, who was poor but clever, decided to travel and show his bravery to the world.
What is the function of the adjective clause “who was poor but clever” in the sentence?
To describe the tailor’s personality and condition
To explain the reason he decided to travel
To tell what the tailor wanted to achieve
To describe where the tailor traveled
To tell that he has bad personality
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Based on the story, which sentence best uses an adjective clause to describe the tailor’s intelligence?
The tailor was clever, he fooled the giant easily.
The tailor who fooled the giant showed true intelligence.
The tailor fooled the giant because he was strong
The tailor is a man has clever ideas.
The tailor, which fooled the giant, showed his power.
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The giant gave the tailor a stone that he asked him to squeeze to prove his strength.
Question 2 (C5 – Evaluating)
What is the function of the adjective clause “that he asked him to squeeze”?
It explains what kind of stone the giant gave.
It tells why the giant gave the stone.
. It shows who the tailor met.
It describes the tailor’s feelings.
. It explains how the stone was used.
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The tailor, who was very proud of his success, decided to travel around the world to show his bravery.
Question 1 (C4 – Analyzing)
What does the adjective clause “who was very proud of his success” describe?
.A. His bravery
B. His journey
C. The tailor
D. The world
His success
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The tailor met many people who doubted his bravery, but he proved them wrong each time.
Question 3 (C4 – Analyzing)
What is the role of the adjective clause “who doubted his bravery”?
A. It explains why the tailor traveled.
B. It tells about the people’s actions toward the tailor.
C. It describes how brave the tailor was.
D. It identifies what the tailor wanted.
E. It shows the place where he traveled.
Combine the sentences below using an adjective clause correctly.
1️⃣ The giant met a tailor.
2️⃣ The tailor was very clever.
Which sentence is correct?
The giant met a tailor he was very clever.
The giant met a tailor which was very clever.
The giant met a tailor who was very clever.
D. The giant met a tailor where was very clever
.
E. The giant met a tailor, he was very clever.
Combine the sentences below using an adjective clause that shows possession.
1️⃣ The king gave the tailor a reward.
2️⃣ The tailor’s bravery impressed the king.
The king gave the tailor a reward that bravery impressed him.
The king gave the tailor a reward whom bravery impressed him.
The king gave the tailor a reward whose bravery impressed him.
The king gave the tailor a reward which bravery impressed him.
The king gave the tailor a reward where bravery impressed him.
Read the short story below, then answer the questions.
Long ago, in small quiet village, there lived a poor young farmer named Alaric. Every morning, he worked in the wide green fields with his old horse.
One day, while walking throug the dark foresr, he found a shining golden key under a large stone.
He believed it belongwd to a mysterious old csste on the hill, a place villagers often feared to visit. Drivem by curiosity, Alaric decided to go there. Inside the castle, he met a beautiful lady wearing a silver crown wjo told him that the key could unclock the door of endless fortune.
However, before using jt, Alaric had fave a terrifying dragon with fiery eyes guarding the treasure. With courag and kindness, the farmer defeated the dragon and discovered that true wealth was not gold, but a pure and honest heart.
In the phrase “a small quiet village”, what is the head noun?
Small
Quiet
Village
A
Small quiet
What do the adjectives in the noun phrase “the dark forest” emphasize?
The beauty of nature
The danger and mystery of the place
The farmer's courage
The brightness of the forest
The age of trees
Read the short story below, then answer the questions.
Long ago, in small quiet village, there lived a poor young farmer named Alaric. Every morning, he worked in the wide green fields with his old horse.
One day, while walking throug the dark foresr, he found a shining golden key under a large stone.
He believed it belongwd to a mysterious old csste on the hill, a place villagers often feared to visit. Drivem by curiosity, Alaric decided to go there. Inside the castle, he met a beautiful lady wearing a silver crown wjo told him that the key could unclock the door of endless fortune.
However, before using jt, Alaric had fave a terrifying dragon with fiery eyes guarding the treasure. With courag and kindness, the farmer defeated the dragon and discovered that true wealth was not gold, but a pure and honest heart.
Which of the following is a complete noun phrase from the text?
Worked in
Green fields worked
The wide green fields
The farmer worked
Wide and green
Read the short story below, then answer the questions.
Long ago, in small quiet village, there lived a poor young farmer named Alaric. Every morning, he worked in the wide green fields with his old horse.
One day, while walking throug the dark foresr, he found a shining golden key under a large stone.
He believed it belongwd to a mysterious old csste on the hill, a place villagers often feared to visit. Drivem by curiosity, Alaric decided to go there. Inside the castle, he met a beautiful lady wearing a silver crown wjo told him that the key could unclock the door of endless fortune.
However, before using jt, Alaric had fave a terrifying dragon with fiery eyes guarding the treasure. With courag and kindness, the farmer defeated the dragon and discovered that true wealth was not gold, but a pure and honest heart.
In “a shining golden key”, which words act as modifiers?
Shinging golden
Key golden
A, shining
Golden key
A,key
Read the short story below, then answer the questions.
Long ago, in small quiet village, there lived a poor young farmer named Alaric. Every morning, he worked in the wide green fields with his old horse.
One day, while walking throug the dark foresr, he found a shining golden key under a large stone.
He believed it belongwd to a mysterious old csste on the hill, a place villagers often feared to visit. Drivem by curiosity, Alaric decided to go there. Inside the castle, he met a beautiful lady wearing a silver crown wjo told him that the key could unclock the door of endless fortune.
However, before using jt, Alaric had fave a terrifying dragon with fiery eyes guarding the treasure. With courag and kindness, the farmer defeated the dragon and discovered that true wealth was not gold, but a pure and honest heart.
Which phrase below best replaces “a mysterious old castle” without changing the meaning?
The strange ancient castle
The castle mysterious
A very old and mystery castle
The mystery old castle
A castle of mystery and old
