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- 1. Multiple Choice
What is the story about?
How people found salt.
Why was sea became salty.
What a giant was afraid of.
How a giant helped peopole
- 2. Multiple Choice
Why did people get difficulties getting salt?
They should fight against a huge giant.
It could only be found at the sea bottom.
They needed to climb up a high mountain.
They should cross the sea with big waves.
- 3. Multiple Choice
What was Ang-ngalo like?
Polite.
Patient.
Helpful.
Friendly
- 4. Multiple Choice
Why did Ang-ngalo hesitantly re-stretch his leg across the sea?
He was afraid of red ants to bite him.
The sea was very deep and large.
People walked hurriedly on his leg.
People hurt his leg when crossing the sea.
- 5. Multiple Choice
However, they could not set out to sea because the waves were high and the wind was strong.
The word "set out" means . . . .
go
come
walk
bring
- 6. Multiple Choice
Where did Ang-ngalo live?
On the other side of the shore.
In a big island close to the shore.
In a mountain close to the village.
On the top of the mountain near the village.
- 7. Multiple Choice
When he walked around the mountains the highest mountain stood no higher than his ankles.
The word "he" refers to . . . .
the writer
the reader
the villager
the huge giant.
- 8. Multiple Choice
Why do the villagers use the giant's legs to cross the sea when they want to get salt?
Because . . . .
the waves were strong, so they couldn't ride their small boats
their village was so far from the shore
they were afraid of ants
the giant was very kind.
- 9. Multiple Choice
According to the story, what makes the sea water is salty?
The giant dips his itchy leg to the sea water.
The dry fish and meat drop into the sea water.
The villagers pour a lot of salt to the sea water.
The villagers' salt drop in the sea water and dissolve
- 10. Multiple Choice
What were crawling on Ang-ngalo's heel?
The fresh fish
The red ants
The small insects.
The strong animals.
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