Papa's Parrot
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- 1.Which of these would best summarize the story?
- A.
An old man bought a parrot and it helped a boy learn a life lesson
- B.
A man got sick and killed a parrot
- C.
A boy loved his dad and a parrot
- D.
A boy bought a parrot and gave it to his dad
- 2.Out of these four, what could be another good title for this story?
- A.
A Parrot With a Purpose
- B.
A Boy and a Parrot
- C.
The Old Man and His Son
- D.
A Father, a Son and a Parrot
- 3.Who bought the parrot?
- A.
Harry
- B.
Mr Tillian
- C.
Rocky
- D.
A friend
- 4.What do you think could have happened if the parrot hadn't been bought?
- A.
Harry would've visited more
- B.
Mr Tillian wouldn't have been found
- C.
Harry would've ran away
- D.
Harry's friends wouldn't like him
- 5.Which of the following best describes Harry for most of the story?
- A.
Angry/mean
- B.
Confused/embarrassed
- C.
Smart/cunning
- D.
Loving/emotional
- 6.What is the purpose for writing this story?
- A.
To entertain
- B.
To teach a lesson
- C.
To persuade
- D.
To inform
- 7.FORESHADOWING. What happened after Mr Tillian fell over?
- A.
Rocky flew at the window to get someone's attention
- B.
Mr Tillian passed away
- C.
A customer found him
- D.
Harry called, Mr Tillian didn't answer, and he ran to the shop
- 8.POINT OF VIEW. What set of words were used in this story?
- A.
He, Him, They
- B.
I, We, Us
- C.
You, You all
- D.
He, I, You
- 9.SETTING. Where did most of the story take place?
- A.
In a candy and nut shop
- B.
In the town square
- C.
In the hospital
- D.
At the animal adoption center
- 10.THEME. Out of the 4, which do you think would be the theme for this story?
- A.
What goes around comes around
- B.
Don't take things for granted
- C.
The early bird gets the worm
- D.
A bird is what everybody needs to learn something
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