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Fables and "Tops and Bottoms" (Paris Class)
Fables and "Tops and Bottoms" (Paris Class)
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Story elements, key words, and questions about the book
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What is this?
profit
bad shape
harvest
plan
2
What is this?
yawn
sneeze
breathe
smile
3
What is this?
beets
broccoli
lettuce
radish
4
Fables are short stories usually written for _______
adults
problems
children
imaginary characters
5
What is this?
partner
bet
visit
plan
6
My mom told me that if I am good at school she will let me watch TV. This is an example of ____
a celery
a deal
a business
a setting
7
What would be a moral for "Tops and Bottoms"?
Bears are stupid animals
Work hard to get what you deserve
Don't talk to strangers
Money is the most important thing in the world
8
What did Bear do as the crops grew?
Sing
Sleep
Work
Run
9
How many times did Hare trick Bear?
0 times
Once
Twice
Three times
10
To look at someone or something for a long time.
cheat
pile
harvest
stare
11
How did Bear get wealthy?
He got paid to sleep all day
He got land from his father
He won a race
He worked very hard
12
Why is Hare poor?
There was a fire on his land
He lost a lot of money on a bet
Someone stole his money
He ate all his crops
13
At the end of the story Hare buys back his land and ________
makes another bet with a tortoise
eats all the crops
opens a vegetable business
becomes business partners with Bear
14
Why is the story called "Tops and Bottoms"?
Because Bear eats a lot of tops and bottoms
Because this is how Hare tricks Bear
Because Hare lost tops and bottoms before
Because tops are better than bottoms
15
These kids are in ________
neighbors
half
deal
trouble
16
The main characters are talking ________
animals
people
settings
plants
17
"Wealthy" also means ________
amazing
happy
rich
poor
18
"Slow and steady wins the race" is an example of ________
a setting
a moral
a character
a problem