Booknest Scholars - Round 1

What motivates Thạch Sanh to embark on his adventures?

• To seek revenge on Lý Thông
• To discover the meaning of life
• To find a cure for a village illness
• To fight the bad and protect the good

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During his adventures, Thạch Sanh encounters various mythical creatures. Which one is NOT typically mentioned in the tale?

• Python
• Eagle
• Phoenixes

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What role does Lý Thông plays in Thạch Sanh's journey?

• A loyal companion
• A cunning adversary
• A backstabber
• A mysterious guide

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How does Thạch Sanh overcome the challenges posed by Lý Thông?

• Through praying for luckiness
• By outsmarting him with clever tactics and special strength
• With the help of a magical artifact
• By seeking forgiveness and forming an alliance

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What moral lesson or theme is often shown with the interactions between Thạch Sanh and Lý Thông?

• The consequences of deceit and dishonesty
• The importance of cooperation and teamwork
• The inevitability of betrayal in friendships
• The triumph of strength over brains

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In the story "The Children With One Eye", why did the children lose their eyesight?

• The mysterious lady took theirs away
• Their mother did it in anger
• They didn’t heed their mother’s warning
• They did not lose their eyesight

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CCSS.RL.7.10

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In the story "The Children With One Eye", why were the children disobeying their mother?

• Because they hate their mother
• Because they were left alone often with no one to teach them politeness
• Because they ate the pot of bear fat
• Because they were forced to do it

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In the story "The Children With One Eye", who gave the children their one eye?

• An old lady
• Their mother
• The pot with bear fat
• They don’t know

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What is one of the morals of the story "The Children With One Eye"?

• About how you shouldn’t throw things away too far because you won’t find it
• About sharing and caring for your siblings
• About the consequences of receiving things from strangers
• About the consequences of not heeding warnings and disobeying

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In the story "The Children With One Eye", why did the old lady turn them into a mole and a bat?

• They didn’t appreciate the eye the lady gave them
• They left their mother alone
• They asked for more eyes
• They mocked her and disrespected her

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