1. Where did the monkey live?A. Across the river.
B. In a naval tree.
C. In the jungle.
2. What was special about the naval tree?
A. It had the freshest and sweetest fruit.
B. It was very beautiful.
C. It had a lot of fruit.
3. Was the monkey generous? Why?
A. No, he just liked to eat a lot.
A. Yes, because he gave fruit to the crocodile.
B. Yes, because he could eat as much as he wanted.
4. What does "eat his fill" mean?"
A. He could eat until full stomach
A. He could eat so much he felt sick.
B. He could eat until he was no longer hungry.
5. How did the monkey and the crocodile become friends?
A. They spent a lot of time sitting together and talking
B. They said hello to each other every day.
C. They went swimming together.


6. What did the crocodile always do with the fruit?
A. He ate it all.
B. He washed it before he ate it.
C. He took some home to his wife.
7. What does "become addicted" to something mean?
A. You really like it a lot.
B. You must have more and more.
C. It means you can take it or leave it.
8. What did the crocodile's wife want to do?
A. She wanted to eat more and more fruit.
B. She wanted to eat the monkey's liver.
C. She wanted to become addicted.
9. When you "can't stand" something any longer, it means that...
A. you really like it.
B. you don't want to do it, but you have to.
C. you hate it and you are going crazy because of it.

10. What was the crocodile's problem?
A. He had to choose between his wife and his friend.
B. He loved his wife, but he didn't love the monkey.
C. He loved his friend, but he didn't love his wife.
11. What did the crocodile decide to do?
A. To kill the monkey.
B. To tell the monkey about his problem.
C. To take the monkey across the river.
12. The crocodile had a "heavy heart." This means that...
A. He was very sad.
B. He wasn't healthy.
C. The monkey was heavy.
13. Why didn't the monkey want to ride on the crocodile's back?
A. He didn't know how to swim.
B. He didn't trust the crocodile.
C. It was dark and he couldn't see much.
14. How did the crocodile get the monkey to climb onto his back?
A. He said the monkey didn't need to be afraid.
B. He talked about friendship and trust.
C. He said he was king of the river.
15. Which answer tells you that the crocodile felt bad about lying to the
monkey?
A. He told the monkey the truth.
B. He burst into tears.
C. He was very quiet.
16. How did the monkey get the crocodile to go back to the naval tree?
A. He said that his life was in danger.
B. He said his liver was hanging on the tree.
C. He said he would give his liver to the crocodile's wife.