Why the Sea is Salty Review
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- Q1The people of the Philippines used salt in all the following ways except...?To clean their teethTo season and preserve food.To bathe their woundsTo feed the villagers30s
- Q2How were rain-water and sea-water similar long ago, according to the legend?The both were polluted.They both had salt.They both did not have salt.The both followed from the giant's cave.30s
- Q3What was the one place where the people of the Philippines could find the salt they needed?In the wells after the rainIn the giant's cave.In the villageIn the ocean30s
- Q4What elements of the text help you understand that this text is fiction?The stormThe fireThe giantThe Villagers30s
- Q5Which word describes the giant?carelesshelpfulangryrude30s
- Q6In order to get the salt from the cave back to the village, someone must be......tough and hungrykind and weakquiet and faststrong and fit30s
- Q7Why did the giant worry as the people headed home with salt in their boats?He was worried there would not be salt for him.He was worried they would not return to his island.He was worried the people might become hungry without salt.He worried the boats might sink from the heavy salt.30s
- Q8What was the boy's plan to make collecting salt easier?To trick the giant.Build a bridge.To explore the caveBuild a tunnel30s
- Q9What is the author referring to when he says “big, fat button mushrooms”?the plants on the steep paththe giant’s toesthe giant’s earsthe rocks in the cave30s
- Q10What happens when the ants begin to bite the giant and cause him pain as the villagers are crossing his leg bridge?he screams at the ants to leave him alonehe gasps for air and cannot breathehe shakes his legs and the villagers fall offthe boys sets the ants on fire30s
- Q11What is a legend?A drama where there are actors and costumes.A poemAn article of facts about a topic.A story passed down through generations to tell why something occurs in the world.30s
- Q12What point of view is Why the Sea is Salty written in?Third personFirst personDescriptionWhat is point of view?30s
- Q13What is the setting of Why the Sea is Salty?The United StatesHawaiiThe Philippine IslandsChina30s
- Q14What thing in nature does this story explain?How people and giants became friendsHow oceans became saltyWhy bridges are importantWhy salting fish is important.30s
- Q15What is the theme of Why the Sea is Salty?Giants can be very helpful.If you live on an island, stay away from other people.Working together helps to solve problems.Don’t eat too much salt.30s