Stone Soup Story Comprehension

Three soldiers, hungry and tired, arrive at a town seeking food. Initially, the townspeople are too busy to help. The soldiers propose making stone soup, a dish that requires only stones and water. Intrigued, the townspeople contribute ingredients, turning the simple dish into a feast. The community learns the value of sharing and cooperation, enjoying a meal together.

What were the three soldiers feeling as they marched home from the war?

• Angry and frustrated

• Happy and excited

• Cold, tired, and hungry

• Energetic and lively

What did the soldiers hope to find when they saw the church steeple?

• A market to buy supplies

• A river to drink water

• A place to sleep

• A town where they could find food

How did the townspeople initially respond to the little girl's request for food for the soldiers?

• They laughed at her request

• They immediately offered food

• They ignored her completely

• They were too busy with their own work

What did Lucas suggest they make to feed themselves?

• A vegetable stew

• Stone Soup

• Bread

• A fruit salad

Who provided the pot for making the stone soup?

• The baker

• The carpenter

• The blacksmith

• The grocer

What was the first ingredient added to the stone soup after the stones?

• Salt

• Onions

• Meat

• Barley

What did Lucas say was the best part of stone soup?

• It is easy to make

• It requires no ingredients

• It is best when shared

• It is the tastiest soup

What did the townspeople bring out for the communal feast?

• All of the above

• Bowls, cups, and spoons

• Fresh apple cider, bread, and pies

• Tables, chairs, and decorations