Unit 2 Assessment: RL1, RL2 & RL3

Why does Sir Morton take Princess Anne?

• He is working for Otto, the king's brother.

• He wants to marry the princess.

• He wants the king to give him his crown.

• He is jealous of the princess.

What does Sam do right after he learns Sir Morton has taken the princess?

• He tells the king about the princess.

• He runs off to save the princess.

• He teaches Stormy a trick.

• He fights with Sir Morton.

How does Sam catch up to Sir Morton?

• He runs faster than Stormy.

• He calls to Stormy to turn around.

• He takes the fastest horse in the barn.

• He takes a shortcut through the forest.

One lesson in this story is that, sometimes, big problems can be solved in clever ways. How does Sam solve a big problem in a clever way?

How does Tricky Guy trick the friends into arguing?

How do the friends learn they have been tricked?

Read the sentences below from the story. That evening, Nabi said to Tem, "Wasn't that a beautiful red coat that man was wearing today?" "No," Tem replied. "It was a yellow coat." What does "replied" mean in the sentence?

• answered

• cried

• shouted

• thought

How does Tricky Guy make sure Nabi and Tem see him walk down the street?

How do the friends feel when they see Tricky Guy's whole coat?

The friends learn that there can be more than one way to see something. Tell one detail from the story that shows this lesson.