Practice Test 5: One-Eye, Two-Eyes, Three- Eyes

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Practice Test 5: One-Eye, Two-Eyes, Three-Eyes

Question #1: Two-Eyes is most like which of these well-known story characters?

a. Little Red Riding Hood
b. Golilocks
c. Snow White
d. Cinderella

Question #2: Which two words best describe Two-Eyes?

a. meek and caring
b. greedy and hardworking
c. gentle and selfish
d. honest and generous

Clue: You can learn about a character from what she says and does.

Question #3: What happened just after the strange-looking woman spoke to Two-Eyes?

a. One-Eye went looking for a berry patch
b. Two-Eyes ate a wonderful meal
c. Three-Eyes drove the goat into the woods
d. The goat ate Two-Eyes' food scraps

Clue: Go back to the beginning of the story to find the answer.

Question #4: The author's main purpose in this passage is to___________________.

a. convince people to be more generous
b. teach readers a magic rhyme
c. give information about goats
d. tell an entertaining story

Clue: Think about P-I-E Persuade, Inform, Entertain.

Question #5: Two-Eyes sang a song that put One-Eye to sleep. Why didn’t the song put Three-Eyes to sleep?

a. It could only work once
b. Three-Eyes was smarter than One-Eye
c. The song only said to close one eye
d. Three- Eyes was not lying down

Question #6: The passage says,

“Two-Eyes, who adored the little goat, went home heartbroken.”

Use the thesaurus entry below to choose the best synonym for adored.

adore • love, respect, worship, admire

a. loved
b. respected
c. worshiped
d. admired

Question #7: Which saying best states the theme of this passage?

a. Good things happen to those who wait
b. A rolling stone gathers no moss
c. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
d. Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today

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