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- 1. Multiple Choice
How can the Haktaks best be described BEFORE they find the magic pot?
lazy
lucky
poor
unhappy
- 2. Multiple Choice
How does Mrs. Haktak feel when she FIRST sees the pot?
She wonders what it is good for.
She worries that it will cause trouble.
She is happy to have such a beautiful pot.
She is puzzled that her husband did not find it sooner.
- 3. Multiple Choice
Which word best describes the Haktaks' feelings AFTER finding two hairpins and two purses in the pot?
calm
confused
excited
upset
- 4. Multiple Choice
Why does Mrs. Haktak put her purse into the pot?
She hopes the pot will make it disappear.
She trusts the pot to keep their money safe.
She thinks the pot will make her a winter coat.
She believes the pot will make another just like it.
- 5. Multiple Choice
Which story detail BEST shows that Mrs. Haktak thinks the pot is wonderful?
She puts the purse in the pot.
She sips her tea and admires the pot.
She kneels by the pot and gives it a hug.
She stoops down and looks inside the pot.
- 6. Multiple Choice
Why does Mrs. Haktak change from feeling good to feeling angry?
because Mr. Haktak spends all the coins
because Mr. Haktak pushes her into the pot
because the pot stops making coins for her
because the pot makes another Mrs. Haktak
- 7. Multiple Choice
How does Mr. Haktak end up inside the pot?
He jumps in to hide from his wife.
He trips and falls in as he backs away from his wife.
He tumbles in while reaching for gold coins in the pot.
He hops in to make a new Mr. Haktak for the new Mrs. Haktak.
- 8. Multiple Choice
Why is Mr. Haktak upset when he sees the new Mr. Haktak?
He thinks the new Mr. Haktak will steal the pot/
He thinks that they will have twice as many problems.
He does not want to share the gold coins with anyone.
He fears that his wife will like the new husband better.
- 9. Multiple Choice
How can you tell that Mrs. Haktak is more clever than her husband?
She searches the house to find things to put into the pot.
She tells her husband to put the new Mrs. Haktak back into the pot.
She figures out that the new Mr. and Mrs. Haktak can be their friends.
She works with the new Mrs. Haktak to pull Mr. Haktak out of the pot.
- 10. Multiple Choice
How do the Haktaks change by the END of the story?
They are very rich and they are no longer happy.
They are very greedy and they are no longer nice.
They decide to destroy the pot and become happy.
They have two of everything and are no longer poor.
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