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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhat is a theme?A message or lesson about lifeA birthday partyA group of peopleA guess about what is going to happen
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhat word best describes Hare throughout the whole story?TrickyLazyRichLonely
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhich character in the story has the point of view that he has been cheated?HareBearHare's wifeMr. Rabbit
- 4. Multiple Choice
What is the theme from this story?
Don't tell lies
If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself
You have to work for what you want
Laziness feels good
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhy was Hare’s family in bad shape?Hare lost his jobHare’s father died.Hare did not have any land.Hare was in trouble with his neighbor.
- 6. Multiple ChoiceWhy does Hare ask Bear to be business partners?so Hare can use Bear’s landso Hare can take Bear’s moneyso Hare can live in Bear’s houseso Hare can sleep all day like Bear
- 7. Multiple Choice
What does Hare mean when he asks the question tops or bottoms?
What job do you want to do?
What part of the crops do you want?
How do you want to divide the work?
How much should you sell the crops for?
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhy does Hare tell Bear that he will do all of the planting and harvesting?He likes to work hard.He wants Bear to agree to his ideaHe wants Mrs. Hare to help him insteadHe knows Bear does not know how to work hard.
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWhich sentence from the story shows that Bear learned a lesson?“‘But, Hare, all the best parts are in your half!’”“Bear never again slept through a season of planting and harvesting.”“‘You’ve tricked me twice, and you owe me one season of both tops and bottoms!’”“Hare tugged off the roots at the bottom and the tassels at the top and put them in a pile for Bear.”
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhy did Bear think Hare cheated him?because Hare planted crops in his fieldbecause Hare asked him too many questionsbecause Bear never got crops from the harvestbecause Bear slept while Hare did all the work
- 11. Multiple ChoiceWhat do you learn about Hare in this story?He is lazy.He is kind.He is cleverHe is always sleepy
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWhat would Hare MOST LIKELY say to defend himself if he was accused of cheating Bear?He did not cheat Bear because he asked him what part of the plant he wantedHe did not cheat Bear because Bear did not do any of the work himselfHe cheated Bear because he wanted to take Bear’s cropsHe cheated Bear because Bear was not kind to his family.
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWhich word BEST describes Bear?meanhelpfultrustinglazy
- 14. Multiple ChoiceWhat lesson does Bear learn in this story?Do not give your money to other people.It is important to get a lot of sleep, so don’t work too hard.Do not trust your neighbors because they will always trick you.Do the work yourself and don’t be lazy if you want good results.
- 15. Multiple Choice
Where does the story take place?
at Mrs. Stortzum's house
on a tropical island.
in a zoo.
on a farm
- 16. Multiple Choice
Where did Bear get all his money?
lottery
winning a bet with tortoise.
growing vegetables
his father
- 17. Multiple Choice
Why did the story say that Hare and his family were in "bad shape"?
they did not have TV.
they did not have food.
they could not go to school.
they were not able to run.
- 18. Multiple Choice
What did Bear do while the crops grew?
slept
ate
worked
played volleyball
- 19. Multiple Choice
Why did Bear agree to let Hare plant a second crop of plants?
Bear thought Hare did a great job the first time.
Bear thought Hare would give him a lot of food.
Bear wanted the best part of the harvest.
Bear did not like the foods Hare planted the first time.
- 20. Multiple Choice
Why did Hare say "It's a done deal"?
Hare was angry with Bear.
Hare was going to do exactly what Bear wanted.
Hare was confused about Bear's request.
Hare wanted Bear to fall asleep.
- 21. Multiple Choice
Why did the author write this story?
to show how tricky a Hare can be.
to tell how good vegetables are for you.
to teach a lesson using characters that are animals.
to describe how animals interact together.
- 22. Multiple ChoiceWhich detail from the story tells you that Bear is lazy?he had been given all of his wealthlots of money and lots of landfather had been a hard workerthere lived a very lazy bear
- 23. Multiple ChoiceWhich statement correctly retells Hare's plan to trick Bear?Hare will plant, while Bear gives directionsBear and Hare will take turns planting the fieldHare will plant the field and Bear will restBear and Hare will each plant half of the field
- 24. Multiple ChoiceWhich detail from the story tells you Hare and Bear's deal?I'll work and you sleep.right down the middlebusiness partnerswe're in this together
- 25. Multiple ChoiceWhich sentence from the story shows that Bear learned a lesson?“‘But, Hare, all the best parts are in your half!’”“Bear never again slept through a season of planting and harvesting.”“‘You’ve tricked me twice, and you owe me one season of both tops and bottoms!’”“Hare tugged off the roots at the bottom and the tassels at the top and put them in a pile for Bear.”
- 26. Multiple ChoiceThis story mostly takes placein a zooin a cityon a farmon an island
- 27. Multiple Choice
What is something that Bear and Hare have in common?
They both need food
They both like to watch t.v.
They both eat carrots for breakfast
They both like to garden
- 28. Multiple Choice
What is one way Bear and Hare are different?
Bear is busy and Hare likes to chill at home
Bear likes to sleep and Hare likes to work
Bear is rich and Hare is wealthy
Bear likes to play tricks on others and Hare is kind to others
- 29. Multiple Choice
How many times was Bear tricked by Hare before he had fully woken up?
Two times
Four times
One time
Three times
- 30. Multiple Choice
What did Bear learn from being tricked by Hare?
That sleeping and being lazy was a good idea and paid off in the end
That hard work pays off in the end and has rewards
That hard work is not fun and has no rewards
That sleeping and being lazy was a good idea because your body needs your rest
- 31. Multiple Choice
Did Bear and Hare work together again?
Yes, Bear helped Hare with his vegetable stand business
Yes, Hare continued to use Bear's land to plant things for his vegetable stand
No, Bear and Hare worked on their own land separately
No, Bear and Hare never saw each other again
- 32. Multiple ChoiceWhy did the bear have lots of money and lots of land?His dad had worked hard and had been good at business, then passed it on to himHis mom had worked hard and smart, then passed it on to himHe worked hard and smart and had earned itIt wasn't Bear's land, it was Rabbit's
- 33. Multiple ChoiceWhy did Hare have nothing?Hare had lots of land, Bear is the one who had nothingHe won a betHe had lost a bet with tortoiseHe had lost a bet with a turkey
- 34. Multiple ChoiceWhat do you as the reader know, that Bear probably does not know?Hare is an honest personHare is a good friendHare is cleverHare is lazy
- 35. Multiple ChoiceHow did Bear feel about getting the tops?He was angry and confusedHe was satisfiedHe was happy and contentHe didn't mind
- 36. Multiple ChoiceWho got the bottoms of the carrots, radishes and beets?HareBearTortoiseBear's Family
- 37. Multiple ChoiceHow does Bear change by the end of the story?He is even lazierHe does his own workHe decides not to be friends with Hare anymoreHe decides to sleep during the hard work
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