The Complete Tales of Uncle Remus Test | Final Test - Medium

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 155 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

The Complete Tales of Uncle Remus Test | Final Test - Medium

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 155 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who replaces Brer Rabbit as king of the creatures?
(a) Brer Elephant.
(b) Brer Badger.
(c) Brer Polecat.
(d) Brer Lion.

2. After listening to Brer Rabbit recount this conversation with Manny-Bammy-Big-Money, what does Brer Lion do?
(a) thanks Brer Rabbit for trying to help him.
(b) jumps out of bed cured of his burns.
(c) calls for the hide of Brer Fox.
(d) calls for a bowl of turtle soup.

3. Why does Uncle Remus insist that the story of the man and his corn is true?
(a) Miss Sally told him about it.
(b) he saw it with his own eyes.
(c) he was that man.
(d) folks are still talking about it.

4. What causes the man to pour hot water down the chimney?
(a) the fox trapped inside.
(b) the soot in the chimney.
(c) the cricket's music.
(d) bird nests in the chimney.

5. When Brer Rabbit takes the man's chickens, who gets the blame?
(a) the weasel.
(b) the fox.
(c) the wolf.
(d) the eagle.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Uncle Remus have Brer Rabbit interfere in the human world?

2. How does Mrs. Partridge frighten away Brer Rabbit?

3. Who does the blacksmith figure out will be his visitor?

4. What does Uncle Remus say the animals don't know the difference about?

5. What is the disguise that Brer Fox uses to scare the other animals from the watering hole?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Brer Rabbit describe his wife's behavior as he visits with Brer Wolf and Brer Fox?

2. Explain how Uncle Remus relates superstitious ideas about scientific phenomena.

3. What is the boy's poignant declaration about his laughing place?

4. What are the preposterous provisions Teenchy-Tiny duck makes to try and retrieve her bag of gold?

5. How does Uncle Remus convince the boy that Brer Rabbit sometimes was not the smartest creature in the whole creation?

6. Relate the explanation Uncle Remus has for the craters on the moon.

7. What is the lesson of the Doodang?

8. Who is the company everyone tells the blacksmith he is going to have soon?

9. What is the evidence that the little boy's mother does not approve of Uncle Remus' tales?

10. Explain how Uncle Remus uses common occurrences to teach the boy valuable lessons.

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