Grammar
Why Fir Tree Keeps His Leaves
The Golden Flower
Vocabulary
English
100

What is an adjective?

A word that describes a noun. 

100

How does Fir Tree help squirrel? 

He gives him shelter in the winter. 

100

When does the story take place?

At the beginning of the world 

100

having green leaves that stay throughout the year

evergreen

100

True or False:

A myth is a true story.

False

200

Which word in the sentence in an adjective that compares?

My friend Jack is taller than me. 

Taller

200
Why is Fir Tree upset in the story? 

He wants to know why he is different from his friends. 

200

What grew from the seeds the boy plants? 

A pumpkin

200

the reason why something exists 

purpose

200

What do myths do? 

They explain something about nature OR they teach a lesson

300

What are quotation marks ("...") used for?

To show when someone is speaking. 

300

What genre is the story? 

Myth

300

What comes out of the ball? 

The sea

300

to make a soft sound by touching or rubbing things together 

rustle

300

What is the theme of a story? 

The main message the author wants to tell the reader. 

400

What should come before quotation marks?

A comma (,)

400

What is the theme of the story? 

It is okay to be different. 

400

How does the orange ball break? 

Two men fight over it and knock it down the hill

400

a lighter or darker form of a color 

shade

400
Are characters in myths usually realistic? 

No

500
Is this sentence written correctly? 


She asked, "have you eaten today?"

No, it should be:

She asked, "Have you eaten today?"

500
What does Fir Tree learn? 

His purpose/Why his leaves do not fall off in the winter. 

500

What does the myth explain? 

How Puerto Rico/Boriquen came to be

500
a step in the growth or development of something

stage

500

Does the author usually tell the reader the theme of the story? 

No, the reader has to use clues from the story to find it. 

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