Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Reading Comprehension
Genre
Practice Book
100

Irritated, bothered, upset

annoyed

100

Ant looked ___________and upset when Grasshopper laughed instead of listening to his advice.

annoyed 

100

Where does Scene I of The Ant and the Grasshopper take place?

On the African grasslands during the rainy season.

100

What genre is The Ant and the Grasshopper written in?

It is a play, or drama.

100

In the sentence “The garden has red roses,” which word is the adjective?

red

200

approach, mindset, temper

attitude

200

Grasshopper’s careless __________and relaxed mindset kept him from preparing for the future.

 

attitude

200

What are the ants doing when they first appear in Scene I?

They are marching together and carrying leaves filled with water.

200

What information do stage directions give the reader or actors?

They explain actions, movements, emotions, and how characters speak.

200

In the sentence “The big red truck drove down the busy road,” name all the adjectives.

big, red, busy

300

mean, not sharing, greedy

selfish

300

Ant grew ____________and discouraged because teaching Grasshopper was not easy, even though the lesson was important.

frustrated

300

Why does Ant tell Grasshopper to collect water during the rainy season?

Ant knows the rainy season will end and the water will not always be available.

300

Why are the characters’ names written in capital letters before their dialogue?

To show which character is speaking each line.

300

In the sentence “I ordered French fries with my hamburger,” what kind of adjective is French?

a proper adjective

400

Generally unhappy and unreasonable. 

cranky

400

Grasshopper asked about the ___________, noticing the loud noise and busy movement of the ants marching past him.

commotion

400

What evidence in Scene II shows that Ant’s warning was correct?

The land is dry and dusty, and Grasshopper is weak, thirsty, and begging for water.

400

How does the change in setting between Scene I and Scene II affect the plot?

It shows the consequences of Grasshopper’s choices and proves Ant’s lesson about preparation.

400

In the sentence “There is nothing like the warm feel of Florida sunshine,” which word is the adjective and what noun does it describe?

Florida is the adjective and it describes sunshine. 

500

Your talent or skill that you excel at.

specialty

500

By the end of the play, Grasshopper felt ___________and grumpy from hunger and thirst after ignoring Ant’s advice.

cranky

500

How does Grasshopper change from Scene I to Scene II, and what causes this change?

In Scene I he is lazy and carefree, but in Scene II he is desperate and regretful because he did not prepare for the dry season.

500

Why might the author choose to turn this fable into a play instead of a regular story?

A play allows readers to see characters’ actions, dialogue, and emotions clearly, making the lesson more engaging and memorable.

500

Rewrite this sentence correctly with punctuation on a white board:
He asked Can I go with you to the supermarket

He asked, “Can I go with you to the supermarket?”