Unit 6 Week 2

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Benchmark grade 3 U6 w2

Question 1

Number the events in the correct order.

A poor man finds a magic stick and sells it to a sick man
The meerkat tells the poor man to sell tickets so people can see him dance and sing
The poor man becomes rich and gives the meerkat a good home.
When the rich man's wife throws the stick into the fire, it turns into a meerkat and escapes

Question 2

This question has two parts.

Part A Which statement best expresses the lesson of this story?

A Do not trust a rich man

B Goodness will be rewarded 

C Think before you act 

D Liars never win 

Question 3

Part B Choose two sentances to support you answer to part A.

A "As he walked, he came upon a small meercat caught in a trap"

B 'Take me and sell me to the market, and then you will have some money" 

C "Once it got hot, the stick began to change"

D "How can a meercat make me rich?"

E "The poor man got rich, and the stick never got too close to a fire again". 

Question 4

This question has two parts.

Part A How did the rich mans wife affect what happened?

A The poor man freed the meerkat to please her. 

B The stick became angry because she did not notice it.

C She took the stick to the forest because she did not like it. 

D The meerkat ran away because she put it in the fire. 

Question 5

Part B Which sentence from the story best supports the answer to Part A?

A  ‘Thank you for your kindness,’ the stick said. 

B  “The rich man brought the carved stick home."

C  "She thought it was a piece of wood for the fire, and that’s where she tossed it.”

D  "Once it got hot, the stick began to change." 

Question 6

This questions has two parts.

Part A Which sentence best describes the meerkat’s view of the poor man at the beginning of the story.

A He wants to repay the man's kindness

B He wants to punish the man for setting him free

C He wants to punish the man for burning him. 

D He wants to escape from the man and run away 

Question 7

Part B What sentance from the story best supports the answer to part A?

A "As he walked, he came across a small meerkat caught in a trap."

B "The poor man felt sorry for the animal, so he set it free." 

C "Much to the man's suprise, the meerkat began to change into a carved stick." 

D "I would like to reward you in some way" 

Question 8

How does the meerkat affect the events in the story by running away from the rich man's house?

A He helps the poor man make money 

B He punishes the rich mans wife for her actions

C He convinces the rich man to buy him back 

D He leaves the poor man alone 

Question 9

What theme does this story share with many other tales?

A An animal turns into a magic stick 

B A poor man sets an animal free

C A poor man becomes rich 

D A rich man buys something expensive

Question 10

10.

Prefixs-

What is the meaning of the word re-do

A to see

B to look over something 

C to do something again 

D to tie something 

Question 1

Number the events in the correct order.

A poor man finds a magic stick and sells it to a sick man
The meerkat tells the poor man to sell tickets so people can see him dance and sing
The poor man becomes rich and gives the meerkat a good home.
When the rich man's wife throws the stick into the fire, it turns into a meerkat and escapes

Question 2

This question has two parts.

Part A Which statement best expresses the lesson of this story?

A Do not trust a rich man

B Goodness will be rewarded 

C Think before you act 

D Liars never win 

Question 3

Part B Choose two sentances to support you answer to part A.

A "As he walked, he came upon a small meercat caught in a trap"

B 'Take me and sell me to the market, and then you will have some money" 

C "Once it got hot, the stick began to change"

D "How can a meercat make me rich?"

E "The poor man got rich, and the stick never got too close to a fire again". 

Question 4

This question has two parts.

Part A How did the rich mans wife affect what happened?

A The poor man freed the meerkat to please her. 

B The stick became angry because she did not notice it.

C She took the stick to the forest because she did not like it. 

D The meerkat ran away because she put it in the fire. 

Question 5

Part B Which sentence from the story best supports the answer to Part A?

A  ‘Thank you for your kindness,’ the stick said. 

B  “The rich man brought the carved stick home."

C  "She thought it was a piece of wood for the fire, and that’s where she tossed it.”

D  "Once it got hot, the stick began to change." 

Question 6

This questions has two parts.

Part A Which sentence best describes the meerkat’s view of the poor man at the beginning of the story.

A He wants to repay the man's kindness

B He wants to punish the man for setting him free

C He wants to punish the man for burning him. 

D He wants to escape from the man and run away 

Question 7

Part B What sentance from the story best supports the answer to part A?

A "As he walked, he came across a small meerkat caught in a trap."

B "The poor man felt sorry for the animal, so he set it free." 

C "Much to the man's suprise, the meerkat began to change into a carved stick." 

D "I would like to reward you in some way" 

Question 8

How does the meerkat affect the events in the story by running away from the rich man's house?

A He helps the poor man make money 

B He punishes the rich mans wife for her actions

C He convinces the rich man to buy him back 

D He leaves the poor man alone 

Question 9

What theme does this story share with many other tales?

A An animal turns into a magic stick 

B A poor man sets an animal free

C A poor man becomes rich 

D A rich man buys something expensive

Question 10

10.

Prefixs-

What is the meaning of the word re-do

A to see

B to look over something 

C to do something again 

D to tie something 

Unit 6 Week 2

Number the events in the correct order.

This question has two parts. Part A Which statement best expresses the lesson of this story?

Part B Choose two sentances to support you answer to part A.

This question has two parts. Part A How did the rich mans wife affect what happened?

Part B Which sentence from the story best supports the answer to Part A?

This questions has two parts. Part A Which sentence best describes the meerkat’s view of the poor man at the beginning of the story.

Part B What sentance from the story best supports the answer to part A?

How does the meerkat affect the events in the story by running away from the rich man's house?

What theme does this story share with many other tales?

Prefixs-What is the meaning of the word re-do

Number the events in the correct order.

This question has two parts. Part A Which statement best expresses the lesson of this story?

Part B Choose two sentances to support you answer to part A.

This question has two parts. Part A How did the rich mans wife affect what happened?

Part B Which sentence from the story best supports the answer to Part A?

This questions has two parts. Part A Which sentence best describes the meerkat’s view of the poor man at the beginning of the story.

Part B What sentance from the story best supports the answer to part A?

How does the meerkat affect the events in the story by running away from the rich man's house?

What theme does this story share with many other tales?

Prefixs-What is the meaning of the word re-do

This question has two parts.

Part A Which statement best expresses the lesson of this story?

This question has two parts.

Part A How did the rich mans wife affect what happened?

This questions has two parts.

Part A Which sentence best describes the meerkat’s view of the poor man at the beginning of the story.

Prefixs-

What is the meaning of the word re-do

This question has two parts.

Part A Which statement best expresses the lesson of this story?

This question has two parts.

Part A How did the rich mans wife affect what happened?

This questions has two parts.

Part A Which sentence best describes the meerkat’s view of the poor man at the beginning of the story.

Prefixs-

What is the meaning of the word re-do