Podcast
Questions and Answers
What was the main reason for the young Larks' fear?
What was the main reason for the young Larks' fear?
- They were afraid of the wheat stalks growing tall.
- They were afraid of the hail of wheat grains falling on their heads.
- They were afraid of the Farmer's son.
- They were afraid of being in danger during the harvesting process. (correct)
What did the Mother Lark tell her children when they first expressed their fear?
What did the Mother Lark tell her children when they first expressed their fear?
- She told them not to be afraid because the wheat would not be harvested for a while. (correct)
- She told them not to be afraid because the wheat was not yet ripe enough to be harvested.
- She told them not to be afraid because the Farmer would not harvest the wheat himself.
- She told them not to be afraid because the Farmer would wait for help from friends.
What event prompted the Mother Lark to decide to leave the nest?
What event prompted the Mother Lark to decide to leave the nest?
- The wheat stalks grew so tall that they could no longer see the sky.
- The Farmer announced that they would start harvesting the next day without help. (correct)
- The young Larks were no longer afraid of the harvesting process.
- The Farmer decided to wait for his friends to help with the harvest.
What does the phrase 'a hail of wheat grains' suggest?
What does the phrase 'a hail of wheat grains' suggest?
What can be inferred about the Farmer's decision to harvest the wheat himself?
What can be inferred about the Farmer's decision to harvest the wheat himself?
What can be inferred about the relationship between the Farmer and his son?
What can be inferred about the relationship between the Farmer and his son?
Which of the following best describes the Mother Lark's actions?
Which of the following best describes the Mother Lark's actions?
What can be inferred about the purpose of this story?
What can be inferred about the purpose of this story?
What does the phrase 'ripe golden grain' suggest about the wheat?
What does the phrase 'ripe golden grain' suggest about the wheat?
What was the initial reason the young Larks were frightened?
What was the initial reason the young Larks were frightened?
What did the Mother Lark tell her children when they first expressed their fear?
What did the Mother Lark tell her children when they first expressed their fear?
What prompted the Mother Lark to decide to leave the nest?
What prompted the Mother Lark to decide to leave the nest?
What can be inferred about the Farmer's decision to harvest the wheat himself?
What can be inferred about the Farmer's decision to harvest the wheat himself?
What does the phrase 'ripe golden grain' suggest about the wheat?
What does the phrase 'ripe golden grain' suggest about the wheat?
What can be inferred about the relationship between the Farmer and his son?
What can be inferred about the relationship between the Farmer and his son?
What is the main purpose of this story?
What is the main purpose of this story?
What does the phrase 'a hail of wheat grains' suggest?
What does the phrase 'a hail of wheat grains' suggest?
What can be inferred about the Mother Lark's actions based on the story?
What can be inferred about the Mother Lark's actions based on the story?
What can be inferred about the purpose of the story?
What can be inferred about the purpose of the story?
