Little Half Chick

What do the words say about how Little Half-Chick (Medio Pollito) moves? “Do you think I have time to waste to do that sort of thing? I am off to Madrid to dine with the king.” And away he hopped.

• he flies

• he hops

• he runs

In this folktale, the main character learned that, if you don't help others, they won't help you.

• The Little Half-Chick
  (Medio Pollito)

• The Dog in the Manger

In this folktale, a selfish animal character turns into a weather vane after refusing to help others.

• The Little Half-Chick (Medio Pollito)

• The Boy Who Cried Wolf

• The Crowded, Noisy House

What makes Half-Chicken become very vain?

• He is the center of attention on the ranch

• He knows he is smarter than the other chicks

• He has a gift for telling which way the wind blows

Why does Half-Chicken think he should go to Mexico City?

• to meet the palace cook

• to become a weather vane

• to show off how special he is

Why doesn't Half-Chicken stay and warm up by the fire?

• He is afraid the fire will burn him.

• He is in a hurry to get to Mexico City.

• He doesn't feel cold because he has feathers.

What does Half-Chicken do to help the wind?

• lead it to Mexico City

• point the way it should go

• untangle it from some bushes

What lesson does Half-Chicken learn by the end of the story?

• A) The importance of humility

• B) How to become famous

• C) The value of speed

• D) How to make friends

Which literary device is primarily used in 'Little Half Chick'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Personification

• C) Simile

• D) Hyperbole

What is the main theme of 'Little Half Chick'?

• A) Friendship

• B) Adventure

• C) Vanity and its consequences

• D) Courage