Why won't Hare and Bear become business partners again?

Bear learned his lesson and decided work for his own crops.

What did Hare mean when he told Bear "It's a done deal?"

He meant he would do exactly what Bear said.

Why would Bear agree to let Hare plant crops a second time?

Bear wanted to get the best part of one harvest.

He did what Bear said to, but got the best part of the crop.

What is the author's purpose for writing this story?

to teach a lesson using animal characters

Which of these couldn't really happen?

The hare made a bet with a tortoise.

Why do you think Hare wanted to go into business with Bear?

He knew Bear would be easy to trick.

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Tops and Bottoms

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1
tricked or treated dishonestly
clever
bottom
partners
cheated
2
Why won't Hare and Bear become business partners again?
Bear learned his lesson and decided work for his own crops.
Bear is angry with Hare.
Hare does not want to be tricked again.
Bear moved away.
3
What did Hare mean when he told Bear "It's a done deal?"
He meant he would do exactly what Bear said.
He meant that he did not need Bear to wake up.
He meant that he had already harvested all the crops.
He meant that he did not want to be partners anymore.
4
How did Bear get his wealth?
working at a vegetable stand
the kind-hearted hare
his hard-working father
winning a bet with the tortoise
5
smart or intelligent
wealth
bottom
clever
cheated
6
unwilling to work
cheat
partner
wealth
lazy
7
Why would Bear agree to let Hare plant crops a second time?
Bear did not like carrots, radishes, or beets.
Hare needed more food to feed his family.
Bear wanted to get the best part of one harvest.
Hare did not have any land of his own.
8
How was Hare clever?
He tricked Bear into working for him.
He knew how to grow crops to feed his family.
Bear tricked him into doing all of the work.
He did what Bear said to, but got the best part of the crop.
9
How do we know Hare and his family were in "bad shape"?
They did not know how to talk.
They did not know how to read.
They did not have a place to live.
They did not have food to eat.
10
What is the author's purpose for writing this story?
to show that bears can be dangerous
to describe animals that live in the forest
to tell why it is important to eat vegetables
to teach a lesson using animal characters
11
Where does most of this story take place?
on a farm
in a zoo
on an island
in a city
12
Which of these couldn't really happen?
The bear fell asleep.
The hare made a bet with a tortoise.
The bear lived near the hare.
The hare ate carrots from a garden.
13
the lowest part
clever
crops
cheated
bottom
14
riches
wealth
crops
lazy
cheated
15
people who work as a team and share the risks and profits
cheated
wealth
clever
partners
16
Why do you think Hare wanted to go into business with Bear?
He knew Bear would be easy to trick.
He needed money to pay off his debt to Bear.
He thought Bear was a hard worker
He and Bear had been friends a long time.
17
plants grown for food
partners
crops
wealth
bottom
18
When Hare was planting and growing the crops, what did Bear do?
slept
played
watched
weeded the fields

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