Organize these details into the right categories.

Groups:

(a) paragraphs 1-8

,

(b) paragraphs 9-11

,

(c) paragraphs 12-15

• Wasp is stuck in a web.

• Zebra frees Wasp.

• Wasp stings Lion to save Zebra.

• When Lion howls, Zebra runs back to her herd.

• Zebra asks why she would need help from a little wasp.

• Wasp sees Lion hiding in the leaves.

• Wasp asks Zebra for help.

• Zebra leaves the herd to taste some berries.

What did Zebra hear when she went to the river for a drink?

• A tiny voice asking for help

• The sound of a lion roaring

• The wind blowing through the trees

• The sound of other zebras

Why did Zebra hesitate to help Wasp at first?

• She was afraid of getting hurt by the thorns

• She didn't like wasps

• She was in a hurry to get back to her herd

• She thought Wasp was too small to help her

What did Wasp promise Zebra if she helped her?

• To return the kindness and help Zebra one day

• To stay out of trouble in the future

• To find food for Zebra

• To warn Zebra of any danger

How did Wasp help Zebra later in the story?

• By stinging Lion to save Zebra

• By leading Zebra to food

• By warning Zebra about a storm

• By calling other animals for help

What was Zebra doing when Wasp saw Lion hiding?

• Walking towards some berries

• Drinking water from the river

• Playing with other zebras

• Sleeping under a tree

What did Wasp say to Zebra after saving her from Lion?

• Try to stay out of trouble

• Thank you for saving me

• I will always be nearby

• Watch out for spiders

In the​ (a)   of the story, Zebra thinks that a zebra with friends would​ (b)   need the help of a wasp.

In the​ (c)   of the story, she wonders how she ever doubted Wasp.

• beginning
• never
• sometimes
• always
• middle
• end

What lesson did Zebra learn by the end of the story?

• Even small friends can be helpful

• Always stay with the herd

• Never trust a wasp

• Lions are not to be feared