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2.4 Module Assessment Review

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  • “The playground was a zoo” means:
    It was noisy and wild
    It had cages
    It was empty
    It was full of animals
  • What do good readers do before reading?
    Make predictions
    Close the book
    Count the words
    Skip ahead
  • What did Cinderella leave behind at the ball?
    Her glass slipper
    Her necklace
    Her mask
    Her crown
  • Which line shows personification?
    The cat meowed
    The door creaked
    The car zoomed by
    The moon smiled down
  • Who helps Cinderella go to the ball?
    Her teacher
    The prince
    Her fairy godmother
    Her friend
  • “He ran like the wind” is a:
    Simile
    Hyperbole
    Metaphor
    Personification
  • What kind of story is Cinderella?
    Fairy tale
    Biography
    Poem
    Nonfiction
  • How does the clever crow solve the problem?
    Asks for help
    Waits for rain
    Breaks the pitcher
    Drops pebbles to raise the water
  • How does the prince find Cinderella?
    He hears her sing
    She sends a letter
    He fits the glass slipper on her foot
    He sees her walking
  • Why does the Lion let the Mouse go at first?
    He feels sleepy
    He doesn’t like mice
    The Mouse is too fast
    He’s not hungry
  • How does the Mouse help the Lion?
    Gives him cheese
    Chews the rope and sets him free
    Scares the hunters
    Calls for help
  • Why couldn’t Cinderella go to the ball at first?
    Her stepmother wouldn’t let her
    She was sick
    She had no dress
    She forgot the invitation
  • “Her voice is music” is a:
    Hyperbole
    Simile
    Personification
    Metaphor
  • What magical item appears in both Cinderella stories?
    Glass slipper
    Magic crown
    Magic wand
    Talking animals
  • In “The Crow and the Pitcher,” what problem do the crows have?
    The pitcher opening is too small
    The pitcher is too heavy
    They can’t find food
    They can’t reach the water
  • What problem does Lily face on the movie set?
    She loses her shoes
    She misses her farm
    She forgets her lines
    She feels like she doesn’t fit in
  • “The kitten was as soft as a cloud.” What kind of figurative language?
    Simile
    Idiom
    Metaphor
    Personification
  • What is the purpose of "How to Read a Story"?
    To explain how to enjoy reading
    To scare the reader
    To make fun of books
    To teach history
  • In a fairy tale, a character’s traits tell us:
    What they eat
    What kind of person they are
    What they look like
    Where they live
  • What is a moral in a story?
    A funny part
    A part of the plot
    A list of characters
    A lesson the story teaches
  • What lesson does Cinderella teach?
    Don’t trust strangers
    Good things can happen to kind people
    Always follow the rules
    Work hard and stay quiet
  • What kind of work does Cinderella have to do?
    Teach children
    Clean and cook
    Paint pictures
    Build houses
  • How does Mrs. Fortuna help Zoey?
    Buys her a dress
    Tells her a secret
    Gives her new shoes
    Magically mows the lawn
  • Which word best describes Cinderella?
    Kind
    Lazy
    Rude
    Cruel
  • “The classroom is a beehive” means:
    It has walls
    It’s busy and noisy
    It’s full of bees
    It smells like honey
  • Which sentence has a metaphor?
    Her smile was like sunshine
    The boy was a rocket on the field
    His feet were as fast as lightning
    The wind whispered softly
  • What makes a fable different from other stories?
    It’s always funny
    It’s written in rhyme
    It has no ending
    It teaches a moral
  • “The alarm clock yelled at me” is:
    Metaphor
    Hyperbole
    Personification
    Simile
  • What is the moral of “The Lion and the Mouse”?
    Lions always win
    Be careful in the jungle
    Never trust mice
    Even small friends can help in big ways
  • What does "version" mean?
    A new chapter
    The end of a story
    A hidden clue
    A retelling or form of a story
  • How does Lily feel when she arrives in Hollywood?
    Bored and tired
    Sad and lonely
    Scared and homesick
    Excited and amazed
  • “The flowers danced in the breeze” is an example of:
    Personification
    Simile
    Alliteration
    Metaphor
  • “The rain tapped on the window” uses:
    Metaphor
    Personification
    Simile
    Alliteration
  • In “Hollywood Chicken,” what does Lily dream of?
    Becoming a movie star
    Flying an airplane
    Owning a restaurant
    Being a farmer
  • Why do the stepsisters fail in "If the Shoe Fits"?
    They run out of time
    They’re too proud to listen
    They lose the shoe
    They don’t have magic
  • What is the shared theme of the Cinderella stories?
    Magic is dangerous
    Always tell the truth
    Kindness and patience lead to happiness
    Money solves problems
  • In “Those Clever Crows,” how do the crows solve the problem?
    They use tools to get the food
    They call for help
    They fly away
    They break the tube
  • What makes a fairy tale a fairy tale?
    It must be true
    It has real people
    It includes magic or talking animals
    It is set in the future
  • What can we learn from the clever crows?
    Don’t trust scientists
    Share your food
    Use your brain to solve problems
    Always eat fast
  • In “A Cinderella Named Kwan,” who helps Kwan with the weeds?
    A magical cow
    The birds
    The prince
    Her stepsister
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