Conclusion; Target Vocabulary

1. At, the beginning of the story the reader can conclude that the old couple...

A) do not care about food.
B) wish they always had enough money for food.
C) do not get along well.
D) are happy.

2. In paragraph 5, the word 'serious' means

A) not interested
B) excited
C) not joking
D) happy

3. In paragraph 9, the word 'borrow' means

A) use with permission
B) take by force
C) buy
D) steal

4. The Bear wanted tar from the bull so he could

A) be sticky.
B) use it to fix his side.
C) use it to get back at the dogs.
D) look like the bull.

5. What conclusion did the Old Woman draw when she saw the Bear and the Bull?

A) That the Bull would catch other animals,too.
B) That the Bull would make them rich.
C) That the Bear had become stuck.
D) That the Bull caught the bear.

6. The Bull told the Wolf to take some tar because

A) he wanted to help Wolf.
B) he was generous.
C) he was angry at the Bear.
D) he wanted the Wolf to get stuck.

7. What conclusion did the Bear draw when he heard the Old Man talking about making bear – skin coats?

A) That the Old Man was evil and would hurt all the animals.
B) That the Old Man was going to hurt him.
C) That the old couple was going to sell the coats.
D) That the old couple liked to make coats.

8. When did the Wolf become frightened?

A) When the Old Man set him free.
B) When he met the Straw Bull.
C) When the Old Man talked about making hats.
D) When he saw the Old Woman.

9. The animals in the story

A) were liars.
B) kept their promises.
C) hated the Straw Bull.
D) hated the Old Man.

10. The Old Man and The Old Woman became rich because

A) The Old Woman worked very hard on her spinning.
B) The old man worked hard.
C) The Bear was very rich and gave them money.
D) the Straw Bull helped them.

Students who took this test also took :

Parts of a letter
Money recognition - words
Money recognition - values

Created with That Quiz — the math test generation site with resources for other subject areas.