Essential Skill Assessment 3R.14

What is one difference in the stories The Clever Rabbit and Cheese for Dinner?

• In the Clever Rabbit the Rabbit tricked the tiger three times. In Cheese for Dinner Conejo tricked Coyote once.

• The tiger did know he was being tricked. The Coyote did not know he was being tricked by the Conejo.

• In the Clever Rabbit other animals helped the Rabbit trick the Tiger. In Cheese for Dinner Conejo tricked the coyote alone.

• In the Clever Rabbit the rabbit tricks the tiger into thinking he would eat rice cakes. In Cheese for Dinner, Conejo tricks the Coyote into thinking he would eat carrots.

Where is the setting of both stories?

• Outside in the animals' habitat

• A Farm

• A small village

• In the desert

What is a common theme in both stories?

• Greed

• Friendship

• Loyalty

• Loneliness

What was the solution to the Rabbit and Conejo’s problems in both The Clever Rabbit and Cheese for Dinner?

• Rabbit and Rabbit tricked the predators by promising them a better meal.

• Conejo and Rabbit gave them food that was better tasting.

• Conejo and Rabbit gave them food from a farm that tasted delicious.

• Conejo and Rabbit gave up when they realized they had been caught.

How did both the Tiger and Coyote feel at the end of the stories?

• They both felt like they had been tricked or fooled.

• They both thought that Rabbit and Conejo were fair and had earned their freedom.

• They did not care that they did not get dinner.

• They were happy the Rabbit and Conejo were able to live.