What happens to Hachiko's owner?

He died while he was at work and does not return home.

Why is Hachiko considered historical fiction?

It mixes real events, people, settings with fictional elements.

What does the story reveal about animals and humans?

Animals are loyal to their owners., Animals and humans can provide companionship for one another.

Whose perspective is the story told from?

The narrator of the story is Kentaro, a young boy.

What does the statue of Hachiko symbolize?

A place that brings people together.

Why is Kentaro worried about Hachiko after Dr. Ueno's death?

He is worried that he will never see Hachiko again.

What does Hachiko's owner do for a living?

He was a professor at a university.

waiting calmly without getting annoyed or frustrated

showing careful attention and consideration

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1
How long did Hachiko wait for his owner to return?
7 years
5 years
2 years
9 years
2
What happens to Hachiko's owner?
Hachiko was taken away from him.
He passed away from old age.
He moved to Tokyo.
He died while he was at work and does not return home.
3
What character trait would be true for Kentaro?
mean
funny
reliable
a Samurai
4
Timidly means:
waiting calmly without getting annoyed or frustrated
in a shy or fearful way
in a worried manner
in a complete way
5
Why is Hachiko considered historical fiction?
It mixes real events, people, settings with fictional elements.
It adds magical elements to the story.
It is a true story.
The entire story is made up.
6
What does the story reveal about animals and humans?
Animals are loyal to their owners.
Animals and humans can provide companionship for one another.
Animals are dangerous.
Humans are not reliable.
7
What dangerous animal does Hachiko resemble?
He resembles a panther.
He resembles a coyote.
Hachiko resembles a wolf.
8
Thoroughly means:
in a complete way
in a shy or fearful way
waiting calmly without getting annoyed or frustrated
in a worried manner
9
Whose perspective is the story told from?
The story is told from the gardener's point of view.
The story is told from Dr. Ueno's point of view.
The story is told from Hachiko's point of view.
The narrator of the story is Kentaro, a young boy.
10
What does the statue of Hachiko symbolize?
A place that brings people together.
It symbolizes the grief everyone felt after Dr. Ueno died.
The story about how loyal Hachiko was.
It symbolizes the friendship Kentaro had with Hachiko.
11
Why is Kentaro worried about Hachiko after Dr. Ueno's death?
He worried about his dad because he lost his friend.
He worries about the people at the train station.
He is worried that he will never see Hachiko again.
12
What does Hachiko's owner do for a living?
He is a gardener.
He was a professor at a university.
He works at the train station.
He is a doctor.
13
Patiently means:
in a complete way
in a worried manner
waiting calmly without getting annoyed or frustrated
in a shy or fearful way
14
Thoughtfully means:
being careless
without noise; quietly
noisy and loud
showing careful attention and consideration
15
What the suffix -ly is added to the end of an adjective, it creates:
an adjective
a noun
a verb
an adverb
16
Anxiously means:
in a shy or fearful way
in a complete way
waiting calmly without getting annoyed or frustrated
in a worried manner
17
What does this story reveal about loyalty?
Loyalty means you are not friends.
Loyalty is only one sided.
Loyalty can last a lifetime.
18
Silently means:
noisy and loud
showing careful attention and consideration
being careless
without noise; quietly

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