Abuelo and the Three Bears

How does Emilio feel at the beginning of the story?

• happy and full

• sleepy and angry

• hungry and impatient

• curious and happy

What does the reader learn about Papá Bear at the beginning of the story?

• He is excited to go for a walk.

• He is upset because he wakes up hungry.

• He is happy because he gets to go see friends.

• He is sad because the beans are taking a long time to cook.

In the story, Papá grumbled when his beans were too hot. What does the word grumbled mean?

• spoke in a funny voice

• spoke in a sleepy voice

• spoke in an excited voice

• spoke in an unhappy voice

Why do the bears decide to take a walk?

• They are sleepy and need to wake up.

• The beans are too hot to eat.

• They want to find an elephant to eat.

• It's a pretty day and they want to pick flowers.

Why doesn't Trencitas eat the beans from the medium-sized both?

• They were too cold.

• They were too hot.

• They were too salty.

• They were too sweet.

How can you tell Emilio is enjoying Abuelo's story?

• he falls asleep

• he gets up and leaves

• he smiles and asks questions

• he starts playing with his toys

Why didn't Trencitas want to sit in the great big chair?

• It was too soft.

• She didn't like the color.

• It was too hard.

• It was made of leather.

Which sentence BEST tells about Osito's mood when he finds Trencitas asleep?

• He thinks it's funny.

• He thinks she is lazy.

• He is tired from his long walk.

• He is upset that she broke his chair.

Why was Papa Bear happy to take Trencitas home?

• He didn't like her in his house.

• He loved taking long walks.

• He wanted to pick some flowers on the way.

• There were beans at her house and he was hungry.

What is the lesson do both Emilio and Osito learn in this story?

• Waiting can be good in the end.

• Sharing with friends is kind.

• Having a meal with family can be fun.

• Helping others is a good way to spend time.