Each Kindness Comprehension

What did the bowl of water and stones teach about kindness?

• Each little thing we do goes out, like a ripple, into the world.

• Kindness doesn't matter

• Kindness counts

• Try to have as many friends as you can

What lesson does the story 'Each Kindness' primarily teach?

• Kindness can have a lasting impact.

• Friendship is not important.

• Always seek revenge.

• Ignore those who are different.

In 'Each Kindness', what does the teacher use to demonstrate the effects of kindness?

• A bowl of water and stones

• A chalkboard

• A book

• A song

What is the main theme of 'Each Kindness'?

• The importance of kindness

• The value of wealth

• The power of knowledge

• The joy of winning

Which character in 'Each Kindness' feels regret for not being kind?

• Chloe

• Maya

• The teacher

• Chloe's friend

What does Chloe learn by the end of 'Each Kindness'?

• That small acts of kindness matter

• That being popular is most important

• That kindness is overrated

• That she should ignore others

How does the author of 'Each Kindness' convey the message of the story?

• Through a classroom lesson

• Through a sports event

• Through a family dinner

• Through a holiday celebration

What literary device is used in the phrase 'like a ripple into the world'?

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Alliteration

• Personification

What does Maya do when she first arrives at school in 'Each Kindness'?

• Tries to make friends

• Starts a fight

• Ignores everyone

• Leaves the school

Why does Chloe feel guilty in 'Each Kindness'?

• She realizes she missed the chance to be kind to Maya

• She failed a test

• She lost her favorite toy

• She was late to class