The Tale of the Spotted Leopard
Questions:
5
Grade:
2
Words:
79
Once upon a time, in a dense, green forest, there lived a plain, golden Leopard. He was always spotted by predators and hunters because he had no spots to blend in. Seeing his struggle, the other animals decided to help him. They flicked mud all over his body, and when the mud dried, it left beautiful, unique spots on his skin. From that day, Leopard could hide easily in the forest. His new spots acted as a perfect camouflage.
Question 1
What colour was the Leopard originally?
A
Green
B
Spotted
C
Golden
Explanation. The text mentions that the Leopard was a plain, golden Leopard.
D
Brown
E
Black
Question 2
Why did the Leopard have trouble hiding?
A
Because he was too large
B
Because he was golden
C
Because he was too noisy
D
Because he didn't have spots
Explanation. The text states that he was always spotted by predators and hunters because he had no spots to blend in.
E
Because he had too many spots
Question 3
How did the Leopard get his spots?
A
They naturally grew
B
He painted them
C
The other animals put mud on him
Explanation. The text says that the other animals flicked mud all over his body which dried to form spots.
D
He was born with them
E
None of the above
Question 4
What did the Leopard's spots help him do?
A
Run faster
B
Jump higher
C
Blend into the forest
Explanation. The text mentions that the Leopard could hide easily in the forest with his new spots acting as camouflage.
D
Catch prey
E
None of the above
Question 5
What does the term 'camouflage' mean in this context?
A
A type of clothing
B
A type of animal
C
A way to blend into the surroundings
Explanation. In this context, camouflage refers to the Leopard's spots which enable him to blend into the forest.
D
A type of spot
E
None of the above
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