EOG The Honey Store Story quiz

Where was the store of honey found according to the story?

• In a beehive

• In a hollow tree

• In Judge Hornet's house

• In the bees' garden

Who did the wasps and the bees decide to bring the case before to resolve their argument?

• The eldest bee

• The queen bee

• Judge Hornet

• The witnesses

What did the witnesses describe about the creatures they saw?

• They were quiet and had green bodies.

• They were loud, had striped bodies, and were yellow and black.

• They were small, had wings, and were red and black.

• They were silent, had no stripes, and were blue and white.

What was Judge Hornet's decision regarding the honey?

• The honey belonged to the wasps.

• The honey belonged to the hornets.

• The honey belonged to the bees.

• The honey should be shared between the bees and the wasps.

What suggestion did the eldest bee make to determine to whom the honey really belongs?

• To have a taste test of the honey

• To let the judge decide without any tests

• To instruct both the bees and the wasps to make some honey

• To sell the honey and split the money

Read this sentence from the passage. The argument grew very heated. The word heated suggests that the bees and wasps became –

• confused

• angry

• warm

• tired

In the sentence below, why does the author use the word treasure? The bees were just as sure that the treasure was theirs.

• To suggest that the honey was gold

• To show that the honey was hidden

• To show that the honey had been there a long time

• To suggest that the honey was precious

What is the main purpose of the first paragraph?

• To describe the main problem

• To compare the bees and the wasps

• To introduce the setting

• To describe how to solve an argument

The main lesson the wasps learn is about being –

• hardworking

• honest

• prepared

• skilled

Which sentence shows that the passage has a third-person omniscient point of view?

• A store of honey had been found in a hollow tree.

• They brought the case before Judge Hornet.

• The bees stated that this described them.

• Judge Hornet quickly understood why they did so.