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Where did Jack sell his cow?

• at a castle

• at the market

• at the giant’s castle

• at the butcher’s house

• on his way to the market

What is the story about?

• Jack and a butcher

• Jack and the giantess

• Jack and the bean stalk

• A poor widow and his son

• The giantess and her husband

“Oh! It’s my husband!” cried the giantess. (paragraph 7) “What on earth shall I do?”

From the sentence we know that the giantess is . . . . her husband.

• afraid of

• angry with

• annoyed with

• fed up with

• displeased with

Jack’s mother looked very furious when Jack told that . . . .

• the beans were precious

• the butcher bought his cow

• he had sold his cow to a butcher

• he traded his cow for the beans

• he met a butcher on his way to the market

What do we learn from the text?

• Sincerity makes Jack get something precious

• Jack’s mother was a furious mother

• Poverty makes people hopeless

• The giantess took pity on Jack

• Jack was an innocent boy

One of the brothers thought that the camel was lame because of . . . .

• the grass on one side of the path

• the hoofprints of the camel

• the ants and flies

• the camel’s eye

• the camel’s tail

The second brother observed that the camel . . . .

• was lame

• had no tail

• had no eyes

• brought wheat grains

• sucked drop of honey

Which of the following saying related to the text?

• saying is believing

• think, before saying something

• Don’t accuse someone without evidence

• Don’t judge someone because of his appearance

• Don’t give evidence for what you’re not sure of

Why did the three bears take a walk?

• to enjoy the morning air

• to let their porridge cool

• to let mama bear cook the porridge

• to jog

• to have morning exercise

In which bowl porridge eaten by Goldilocks?

• the big one

• the medium sized

• the small one

• all the porridge

• none of them