Two legs or One?

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Chris Behler
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English
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7th Grade
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1.
Multiple Choice
The author mentions that the calf legs were done wonderfully well in order to ____________
introduce the problem that will shape the rest of the tale
reveal that Goha appreciates his wife’s good cooking
explain why Goha needs to return to the marketplace
show that this story could not happen in real life
2.
Multiple Choice
The action that Goha takes after his wife brings one calf leg to the table indicates that he ____________
cannot take the stress of arguing any longer
does not understand why his wife seems so upset
is tired of arguing and wants to make up with his wife
is willing to take an extreme measure to be proven right
3.
Multiple Choice
The butcher’s words when the procession passes by his shop are important because they ____________
show that Goha is loved by the townspeople
summarize the lesson that the folk tale teaches
prove that Goha’s wife has been lying to Goha
express the butcher’s hope that Goha will come back to life
4.
Multiple Choice
Which sentence best describes the characteristics that make this story a folktale?
It is the epic story of a man named Goha and recounts his adventures.
It is the exaggerated story of a man named Goha and has a surprise ending.
It is the traditional story of a man named Goha and explains the traditions of his people.
It is the fictional story of a man named Goha and also contains a moral.
5.
Multiple Choice
Which of the statements best explains the lesson the author wanted to teach with this folktale?
Treat each other with honesty and respect.
People who tell white lies should be prepared to face consequences.
Some people will try to win an argument at any cost.
Never lie to your spouse unless you are ready for a big fight.
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