The Goose Who Laid The Golden Eggs

What is the lesson or moral of this story about?

• always tell the truth
• don't steal
• always do your best
• don't be greedy

Which of the following sentences BEST summarizes what happened at the end of the story?

• Attacks killed the goose and wanted to take out all the eggs.
• Attacus eats the goose and is very satisfied.
• Attacus ended up back in same tumbledown pigsty with nothing at all

What does Attacus do first when he sees the goose left him a golden egg?

• kills the goose and tries to get the eggs out
• He takes it to the market and comes back with food and money.
• He begs for more golden eggs.

How would the story have changed, if Attacus Greeb had not been so greedy?

• He would have had a goose as his friend.
• He would still live in his tumbledown pigsty with nothing.
• He would continue to have food and money for the rest of his life. 

Why does the author use "goosey" and "honking" in the story?

• to describe the setting
• to describe the mood
• to describe the characters.

What does the author tell you at the beginning of Goose Who Laid Golden Eggs to understand the rest of the story?

• Attacus Greeb didn't like to work.
• Attacus had nothing but a goose.
• Attacus lived in an old tumbledown pigsty with very little.

At the beginning of the story, The Goose Who Laid The Golden Eggs, Attacus Greeb feels desperate.  What happens to change how Attacus Greeb feels in the middle of the story?

• He cuts open the goose.
• The goose leave him a special treasure.
• The goose becomes his friend.