The Rabbit Learns Empathy
Questions:
5
Grade:
3
Words:
100
One sunny day, Benny the Bunny noticed his friend Sammy the Squirrel looking sad. Sammy had lost all his acorns. At first, Benny didn't understand why Sammy was so upset. Benny thought, 'What's the big deal about acorns?' But then, he imagined how he would feel if he lost all his carrots, his favorite food. He realized he would feel just as sad as Sammy. Benny decided to help Sammy search for new acorns. Together, they found a big acorn tree and collected many acorns. Sammy was happy again, and Benny felt good for understanding and helping his friend.
Question 1
Why was Sammy the Squirrel sad?
A
He lost his acorns
Explanation. The text states that Sammy was sad because he lost all his acorns.
B
He couldn't find his home
C
He had a fight with Benny
D
He was hungry
E
He was bored
Question 2
What did Benny the Bunny realize?
A
Acorns are very important
B
Carrots are better than acorns
C
Sammy is very careless
D
He likes to collect acorns
E
He would feel sad too if he lost all his carrots
Explanation. Benny realized that he would feel just as sad as Sammy if he lost all his favorite food, carrots.
Question 3
What's the meaning of the word 'realized' in this context?
A
To make something real
B
To think about something
C
To understand something
Explanation. In this context, 'realized' means Benny understood or grasped the significance or nature of something.
D
To dream about something
E
To forget about something
Question 4
What did Benny decide to do?
A
To climb the tree
B
To eat his carrots
C
To help Sammy find new acorns
Explanation. According to the text, Benny decided to help Sammy search for new acorns.
D
To ignore Sammy
E
To go home
Question 5
Is the statement 'Benny felt good for understanding and helping his friend' true or false?
A
True
Explanation. According to the last sentence of the text, Benny felt good for understanding and helping his friend, so the statement is true.
B
False
C
Cannot be determined
D
Partly true
E
Partly false
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