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WorksheetsG2 Reading Review (H)
Total questions: 132
Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins
What lesson or moral did the wolf learn at the end of this fable?
It is better to be young than old.
Having a new friend can be helpful and rewarding.
Always tell the truth to your neighbors.
Do not be greedy with your neighbors' things.
How do you know "Wolf! Wolf!" is a fable?
The wolf was very hungry.
The wolf was talking and acting like a human.
The boy was watching over a herd of goats.
The villagers were angry with the boy's behavior.
Where did the old wolf live?
In a small house in the village.
On a mountain overlooking the valley.
In a cave deep under the ground.
In a barn with the other animals.
What did the wolf think the villagers were doing when he first heard them?
He thought they were calling him to a feast.
He thought they were trying to wake him up.
He thought they were hunting him.
He thought they were playing a game.
Which word best describes the boy at the beginning of the story?
Mischievous
Helpful
Hardworking
Brave
Why didn't the villagers come to help the third time the boy cried "Wolf!"?
They were too tired to climb the hill again.
They didn't hear him because of the wind.
They thought he was lying to them again.
They were busy fixing the garden.
What did the wolf find "remarkable" about the goat?
The goat ate exactly what the wolf needed to be cleared.
The goat had very long, soft fur.
The goat was faster than any animal he had seen.
The goat could talk just like him.
What did the wolf and the goat do together at the very end?
They went down to the village to see the boy.
They shared a delicious feast from the garden.
They raced each other to the top of the mountain.
They built a fence to keep the villagers out.
What was the boy's job in the story?
To watch the goats on the hill.
To plant seeds in the garden.
To clean the wolf's cave.
To cook for the villagers.
Why did the old wolf work in his garden on the mountain?
He was too old to hunt anymore
He liked planting flowers every day
He wanted to meet the village boy
He needed food for many puppies
How did the wolf feel about his creaking bones?
They made him feel tired and slow
He was proud of the noises they made
He did not notice the sounds at all
They helped him scare away goats
Which event happens first in the story?
The villagers get angry about the tricks
The wolf sees the goat is a great helper
The wolf and the goat share a feast
The old wolf works in his garden
Which event happens last in the story sequence shown?
Wolf decides not to eat the helpful goat
Villagers are angry after being tricked twice
Old wolf works in his garden on the mountain
Wolf and goat become friends and share feast
What makes the villagers angry in the story?
The boy tricks them two times
The old wolf blocks the road
The wolf chases their animals
The goat eats all their crops
Match the word to its meaning: What does across mean?
Far away from places
From one side to the other
Small groups of houses
To take and return later
Which word means the land outside of cities and towns?
Crossroads
Countryside
Villages
Countrywide
Which word means thoughts?
Across
Solution
Insists
Ideas
Which word means to demand?
Villages
Insists
Lonely
Solution
Which word means the answer to a problem?
Borrow
Solution
Across
Ideas
Fill in the blank: A rabbit likes to dig a deep ______ in the ground to stay safe and warm.
burrow
barrow
borrow
village
Fill in the blank: The little wolf felt ______ because he had no one to talk to on the mountain.
ideas
lonely
solution
across
Fill in the blank: We had to walk ______ the bridge to get to the other side of the river.
under
around
across
behind
In the story "Biblioburro," what country does it take place in?
England
United States
Canada
Colombia
Who is the main character in the story "Biblioburro"?
Luis's wife
The three little pigs
Luis
A friendly dog
What is the problem at the beginning of "Biblioburro"?
Luis has too many books and no place to put them
It is too hot for Luis to go outside
Burros cost too much money to buy
There is not enough water for the animals to drink
Which event happens at the end of the story (wolf! wolf!) to solve the problem?
The wolf becomes the boy’s friend
The boy learns to tell the truth
The villagers move to a new town
The sheep hide in a secret cave
Put these events in the correct order: the boy cries “Wolf!”, the villagers run to help, and the sheep are left alone.
Boy cries, villagers run, sheep left alone
Villagers run, sheep left alone, boy cries
Sheep left alone, boy cries, villagers run
Boy cries, sheep left alone, villagers run
What lesson does the boy learn by the end of the story?
Always shout for help often
Always tell the truth to others
Always play tricks on friends
Always ignore the animals
Which sentence best shows the plot resolution? (wolf! wolf!)
The villagers stop believing the boy
The boy promises not to lie again
The boy hides behind a big tree
The wolf chases the sheep away
Which event should come first in the story’s timeline? (wolf! wolf!)
The boy says he is sorry to everyone
The boy begins to yell “Wolf!”
The villagers get tired of the tricks
The wolf finally appears at night
What does the word "insists" mean?
To say something should be done
To say something does not need to be done
To say something must be done
To say something might be done
Which word means "the land outside of the city"?
Capital
Countryside
Neighborhood
District
What are "villages"?
A group of houses in a big city
Very large towns with tall buildings
A small group of houses outside the city
Small parks for children to play in
Which word means "to go from one side to another"?
Around
Below
Across
Behind
Which word means "to take something and return it later"?
Buy
Return
Change
Borrow
What does the word "lonely" mean?
To be all by yourself
To be very busy with work
To like being alone
To be sad because you are alone
What does the word "idea" mean?
A plan or a thought
A person's voice
A fun game
A loud sound
Which word means "a way to fix a problem"?
Solution
Problem
Thought
Question
What is the lesson of this story? (Biblioburro)
Children do not like to read books.
Burros are very fast animals.
Gifts should only come from a store.
One person can help a lot of people.
What kind of story is Biblioburro?
A myth about giants
Non-fiction (true story)
Make-believe
Fiction (made up)
How were Luis and his wife different?
She liked the city but he did not.
She liked books but he did not.
She had donkeys but he did not.
She liked dancing but he did not.
What story does Luis read to the children in the village?
Cinderella
Snow White
Little Red Riding Hood
The Three Little Pigs
How does Luis change the world?
He builds a big house for his wife.
He brings books to children who do not have any.
He teaches his donkeys how to run fast.
He gives his books away to a library.
Why did Luis's wife tell him the books had to go?
The books were too dusty.
The books were everywhere and took up too much space.
She didn't like the stories.
She wanted to sell them for money.
What does the word "Biblioburro" mean?
A secret village
A flying book
A donkey library
A hungry animal
How do the children feel when Luis has to leave?
They are happy he is gone.
They forget about him quickly.
They are sad, but they know he will come back.
They are angry at the burros.
Why do the children in the villages need Luis?
They need him to find their lost goats.
They don't have libraries or bookstores nearby.
They need him to help them cook dinner.
They want him to build them a school.
What happens when the children finish their books?
They keep them forever.
They throw them away.
They wait for Luis to come back and trade them for new ones.
They trade them with the burros for food.
What is the genre of the story about Biblioburro?
Non-fiction about real events
Poetry with rhyming lines
Fiction with talking animals
Fairy tale with magic helpers
Why did Luis choose donkeys to carry books to villages?
Donkeys are stronger than trucks
Donkeys can fly over rivers
Donkeys run faster than cars
Donkeys fit rough countryside roads
Which detail shows how children feel when Biblioburro arrives?
They ask Luis to leave quickly
They hide inside their homes
They run happily to meet Luis
They feel bored and sleepy
What is the author’s purpose for telling the Biblioburro story?
To inform about bringing books
To sell new book bags
To teach how to ride donkeys
To make a scary mystery
Which sentence best shows the theme of helping others?
Luis stops reading forever
Luis closes his library
Luis buys a fast car
Luis brings books to kids
Which two names belong to the donkeys Luis uses?
Alfa and Beto
Paco and Rita
Star and Moon
Toto and Mimi
What problem does Biblioburro help solve for children?
Broken swings on playground
Too many pets at school
Too many noisy parties
Not enough books in villages
Which word from the vocabulary best matches “greatly pleased”?
Neighbor
Delighted
Nighttime
Grumbled
Which word means “someone who lives nearby”?
Neighbor
Moonlight
Dreamed
Adventure
Which word means “imagined while asleep or awake”?
Nighttime
Grumbled
Enjoy
Dreamed
Why is the story considered non-fiction?
It uses silly talking hats
It has magic spells
It tells about real people
It is a make-believe fable
What problem does the traveling librarian solve for children in small villages?
Teaches math with chalk outside
Builds new schools for classes
Gives candy and toys for fun
Brings books on a donkey to read
Why might a child feel excited when the book donkey arrives?
They can choose stories to borrow
They must clean the dusty road
They have to carry heavy crates
They need to fix broken saddles
If the path is too muddy, what is a smart way for the librarian to keep the books safe?
Leave books on the muddy ground
Wrap books in dry cloth bags
Open every book in the rain
Ride faster through deep puddles
Which word means "someone who lives next door to you"?
Neighbor
Dreamed
Adventure
Delighted
Which word means "to imagine something you want to happen"?
Neighbor
Dreamed
Delighted
Adventure
Which word means "very pleased or happy"?
Dreamed
Adventure
Delighted
Neighbor
Which word means "a low rumbling sound"?
Moonlight
Grumbled
Nighttime
Enjoyed
Which word means "the moon's glow or light"?
Nighttime
Enjoyed
Moonlight
Grumbled
Which word means "the dark part of the day"?
Enjoyed
Grumbled
Moonlight
Nighttime
What do Mr. Putter and Tabby like to do most?
Eat
Sleep
Dream
Play
What did Mr. Putter do AFTER he read Zeke’s note at the end?
He took a very long nap.
He walked over to Mrs. Teaberry’s house.
He made some jelly rolls for Mrs. Teaberry.
He gave Zeke some food.
What is the genre of this book? (Mr. Putter & Tabby Cat See the Stars)
Fiction
Fable
Fantasy
Expository text
How does the author show that Tabby enjoys her walk?
She looks and listens to everything.
She twitches her ears and tail.
She falls asleep in Mr. Putter’s arms.
She sings a song to the moon.
What was the author’s purpose for writing this story? (Mr. Putter & Tabby Cat See the Stars)
To teach you how to bake.
To persuade you to buy a cat.
To inform you about the stars.
To entertain you with a fun story.
What is the name of Mr. Putter’s cat?
Bud
Toby
Tabby
Mollie
Who was Mr. Putter’s neighbor?
Suzy Q
Mr. Helfrich
Mr. Bryan
Mrs. Teaberry
If you are delighted, you are:
Lucky
Angry
Pleased
Unhappy
Which word means felt happy with?
Enjoyed
Grumbled
Remained
Observed
Cheered means:
A group of sounds that make music
Things that can be heard
Acts of motion
Shouted with happiness
Concert means:
The repeating of sounds in order
To know or get the meaning
An object that makes music
A musical program
Instrument means:
A musical program
Things that can be heard
Acts of motion
An object that makes music
Movements means:
To know or get the meaning
Shouted with happiness
A group of sounds that make music
Acts of motion
Rhythm means:
The repeating of sounds in order
Shouted with happiness
Things that can be heard
An object that makes music
Sounds means:
Things that can be heard
To know or get the meaning
Acts of motion
A musical program
Understand means:
To know or get the meaning
A group of sounds that make music
The repeating of sounds in order
Shouted with happiness
Which word best completes the sentence: The crowd ____ loudly when the band finished their last song.
rhythm
cheered
understood
moved
Which genre best fits a Mr. Putter & Tabby story about everyday life with a pet?
Science text with experiments
Historical account of real events
Fantasy with magical creatures
Realistic fiction about daily life
Why would an author write Mr. Putter & Tabby—to entertain, inform, or persuade?
To entertain with a warm story
To persuade to buy a product
To instruct with strict rules
To inform with step-by-step facts
Which detail best shows a character trait of Mr. Putter?
He performs magic tricks often
He wins races every weekend
He cares kindly for his cat
He travels through outer space
Which statement is a strong clue the story is realistic fiction?
Robots run the whole town
Time travel to ancient kingdoms
Everyday home and neighborhood
Talking dragons help the hero
If Tabby helps Mr. Putter feel less lonely, what trait does Tabby show?
Sneaky and tricky always
Friendly and comforting
Brave and daring often
Bossy and rude usually
Which choice best tells the author’s purpose when the story uses humor and a happy ending?
To sell tickets for events
To teach science with charts
To warn readers of danger
To entertain readers with fun
What clue from a typical Mr. Putter & Tabby plot shows the setting?
A pirate ship at sea
A quiet house and garden
A castle with knights
A spaceship in space
If Mr. Putter is patient, which action matches that trait?
He forgets friends quickly
He runs away from problems
He waits calmly for Tabby
He yells when things go wrong
How many sections does a traditional orchestra usually have?
Five
One
Two
Four
What do interpreters do to help deaf people enjoy concerts?
They use movements and sign language to show the words.
They shake the seats of the audience.
They shake their fists in the air to show the rhythm.
They show colorful pictures on a screen.
What special piece of technology helps deaf people feel the rhythm of the music?
A special chair that vibrates
A special tablet that shows lyrics
A special camera on the stage
A special pair of glasses
What is the main topic of "Many Ways to Enjoy Music"?
Music is only for people who can hear perfectly.
Interpreters and technology help deaf people enjoy music.
How to play a drum in a school band.
Rock bands usually perform on very big stages.
After reading the story, what is something you can tell is true?
Interpreters only work at rock concerts.
Technology for deaf people is very limited.
Deaf people can have a lot of fun at concerts.
Deaf people cannot enjoy music at all.
Why does the author write about the "sections" of an orchestra?
To teach the reader how to build a violin.
To tell us which instruments are the loudest.
To show that different instruments make different sounds.
To explain why the music is so quiet.
Which of these is a way someone might "feel" music if they cannot hear it?
By feeling the vibrations in the floor or a chair.
By looking at the stars in the sky.
By closing their eyes and taking a nap.
By smelling the snacks at the concert.
Which orchestra section includes instruments like violins and cellos?
Brass section of horns
String section of bowed instruments
Percussion section of drums
Woodwind section of flutes
What is the job of a conductor during a concert?
To clean the stage after the show
To lead musicians with hand movements
To write the words to the songs
To sell tickets to the audience
Which word best matches the idea of "vibrations" at a concert?
Soft air moving gently
Quick shaking you can feel
Colorful lights flashing
Sweet smells from popcorn
If you sit in a vibrating chair, what are you most likely doing?
Reading a long chapter book
Practicing quiet breathing
Feeling the beat of the music
Watching the movie credits
Which tool helps show song words with hand shapes for people who use sign language?
Interpreter using sign language
Giant drums on the stage
Camera filming the audience
Tickets with printed dates
Which section of an orchestra often plays the steady beat with drums and cymbals?
Woodwind players with reeds
Percussion players with instruments
String players with bows
Brass players with valves
When a chair vibrates during a concert, what is it trying to share?
The words of the singer
The feel of the rhythm
The smell of the snacks
The color of the lights
Which detail shows that many people can enjoy music in different ways?
Feeling beats and seeing signs can help.
Songs are only for rock bands.
Only the singer has fun on stage.
Everyone must hear perfectly to enjoy it.
What might a sign language interpreter stand near during a show?
Near the parking lot lights
Near the stage with performers
Near the back exit doors
Near the popcorn stand
Which sentence explains why an orchestra has sections?
So the stage gets cleaned faster.
So the audience sits in the front rows.
So the lights can change different colors.
So each group can play different parts.
What happens right after a concert finishes?
The interpreters stop moving and leave immediately.
The instruments are thrown away.
The musicians go to sleep on the stage.
The crowd usually cheers to show they were delighted.
Why are sign language interpreters important at a musical?
They tell the musicians when to stop playing.
They play the loudest instruments in the back.
They sell tickets to the people in the village.
They help everyone understand the story and the lyrics.
What is the author's main purpose for writing this selection?
To persuade you to learn how to play the piano.
To entertain you with a story about a talking donkey.
To teach you how to bake jelly rolls for a concert.
To inform you about how people with hearing loss enjoy music.
Which word best describes the fans at the concert in the story?
Excited
Bored
Lonely
Grumbled
Where is a concert usually performed?
In a small burrow underground.
At a kitchen table.
On a stage in front of an audience.
Inside a quiet library.
Which instrument is often used to keep the "rhythm" or beat?
A flute
A drum
A violin
A trumpet
If you are "delighted" by a song, how do you feel?
Very happy and pleased
Sad and lonely
Very tired and sleepy
Angry and loud
In the story, what helps a deaf fan "sense the excitement"?
Reading a book about the history of music.
Leaving the concert early to beat the traffic.
Watching the movements of the performers and the crowd.
Closing their eyes so they don't get distracted.
Which word means "noises that can be heard"?
Ideas
Sounds
Solutions
Movements
Which sense do people mostly use to enjoy music at a concert?
Nose and smell
Ears and hearing
Eyes and sight
Tongue and taste
How can a person who is deaf feel the beat at a concert?
Reading song lyrics
Watching the conductor
Feeling floor vibrations
Tasting the popcorn
What does an interpreter do during a concert?
Uses signs to show lyrics
Plays drums on stage
Sells tickets to people
Fixes broken microphones
Why do interpreters move their hands and bodies?
To make the music louder
To show emotions clearly
To keep the beat only
To clean the stage area
What is the author’s purpose in a reading review about music?
To entertain with jokes
To explain ways people enjoy music
To sell concert tickets
To tell a scary mystery
Why is it helpful to have many kinds of instruments in an orchestra?
They make the music softer
They make different sounds
They help people read better
They stop the audience talking
Which word best describes what makes sound happen?
Heat from sunshine
Colors moving fast
Light waves in air
Motion called vibration
What part of an orchestra would you hear violins and cellos playing together?
String section
Brass section
Percussion section
Woodwind section
Which job is to help people understand music using signs or another language?
Lighting helper
Ticket seller
Stage builder
Music interpreter
When a drum is hit, what travels to your ears so you can hear it?
Sunlight rays
Water ripples
Sound waves in air
Electric sparks
Choose the section that usually has flutes, clarinets, and oboes.
Woodwind section
Percussion section
String section
Brass section
A trumpet belongs to which orchestra section?
String section
Percussion section
Brass section
Woodwind section
Which is a true cause-and-effect about sound?
Fast vibrations make higher pitch
Heat waves make music tones
Slow vibrations make louder light
Colors vibrate to make notes
