Jack and the Beanstalk

On page 146, why does the author repeat the words up and higher?

• to show how big and tall the beanstalk grew.

• to practice her typing skills.

• she didn't know what else to write.

• because she likes the words up and higher.

What problem do Jack and his mother have at the beginning of the story?

• They do not like their cow.

• They do not have enough money.

• They do not like going to the village.

• They do not know how to grow food.

In the story, the seeds sprouted overnight. What does the word sprouted mean?

• moved

• baked

• flew

• grew

Why did the mother "allow herself a giggle" when Jack came home with a goose laying golden eggs?

• she was excited they were going to be rich!

• she thought the goose looked funny

• Jack told her a joke about the beanstalk

• she was angry Jack brought home a goose

What does the old man give to the jack?

• Grains

• Beans

• Nuggets

• Spices

The next day, the magic beans become . . . .

• The Beanstalk

• The Banyan Tree

• The Pine Tree

• The Spruce Tree

What does Jack see on top of the tree?

• An Enormous House

• A Massive Home

• A Big Sand Castle

• A Huge Castle

When Jack climbs the castle, what does he see inside the castle?

• An Orc

• A Giant

• A Troll

• A Zombie

What does jack use to cut the beanstalk?

• An Axe

• A Hammer

• A Sickle

• A Chain

On the first time he goes to the tree, what does Jack steal?

• a hen

• a pocket of gold

• a harp

• a giant