Unit 14 (The Hare and The Tortoise) Class 5

What is the moral of the story?

• Slow and steady always wins the race.

• Fast animals should never underestimate slow ones.

• Taking naps during a race is a good strategy.

• Haste makes waste.

In the sentence, "The hare called out to the tortoise," what part of speech is "out"?

• Adjective

• Verb

• Noun

• Adverb

Who was the fastest animal in the forest?

• The tortoise

• The hare

• They were equally fast

• None of the above

Why did the hare challenge the tortoise to a race?

• Because he wanted to show off his speed.

• Because he wanted to make fun of the tortoise.

• Because he thought it would be a close race.

• Because he wanted to take a nap.

What did the hare do when he realized he was far ahead of the tortoise?

• He took a nap.

• He kept running at full speed.

• He shouted encouragement to the tortoise.

• He quit the race.

How did the tortoise react to the hare's challenge?

• He declined the challenge.

• He proposed a swimming competition.

• He suggested a different race route.

• He accepted the challenge.

What did the tortoise do when he passed the sleeping hare?

• He woke up the hare.

• He stopped to take a nap too.

• He continued walking steadily.

• He started running to catch up with the hare.

Which sentence shows the correct use of past tense?

• "The hare runs quickly and, in a few minutes, he was out of sight."

• "The hare ran quickly and, in a few minutes, he is out of sight."

• "The hare ran quickly and, in a few minutes, he was out of sight."

• "The hare run quickly and, in a few minutes, he was out of sight."

What was the outcome of the race between the hare and the tortoise?

• The hare won the race easily.

• The tortoise won the race steadily.

• The race ended in a tie.

• The tortoise won because the hare took a nap.

What does the phrase "Slow but steady wins the race" mean?

• The slower you are, the better your chances of winning.

• It's better to be slow and careful than fast and reckless.

• Speed is the most important factor in winning a race.

• Winning a race requires taking lots of naps.