Multiple-Choice Questions

1. What lesson does Peter Rabbit teach children?

A) Hard work always leads to success
B) Disobedience can lead to trouble
C) Sharing is the key to happiness
D) Always help others in need
2. In Curious, what is the main character's defining trait?
A) Kindness
B) Bravery
C) Curiosity
D) Wisdom
3. What is Charlotte’s main goal in Charlotte’s Web?
A) To escape the farm
B) To save Wilbur from being slaughtered
C) To become the best web-spinner
D) To find the best food
4. Which of the following is not a theme in Winnie the Pooh?
A) Friendship
B) Teamwork
C) Greed
D) Simplicity
5. What happens to Peter Rabbit after he sneaks into Mr. McGregor’s garden?
A) He makes a new friend
B) He gets caught and kept as a pet
C) He barely escapes and learns a lesson
D) He shares the vegetables with his family
6. How does Curious often get into trouble?
A) By ignoring his friends
B) By being too shy to ask questions
C) By exploring too far and not thinking before acting
D) By refusing to help others
7. What quality makes Charlotte a good friend to Wilbur?
A) Her intelligence and selflessness
B) Her ability to run fast
C) Her strength and bravery
D) Her ability to find food for Wilbur
8. Which Winnie the Pooh character is known for being pessimistic?
A) Piglet
B) Tigger
C) Rabbit
D) Eeyore
9. What does Peter Rabbit teach about responsibility?
A) Parents should always watch over their children
B) Taking risks is always a good idea
 C) Actions have consequences, and one must face them
D) Breaking rules is necessary for adventure
10. What do Charlotte’s Web and Winnie the Pooh have in common?
A) Both are about animals that go on dangerous adventures
B) Both emphasize the importance of friendship and kindness
C) Both focus on the dangers of curiosity
D) Both teach the value of strict obedience

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Multiple-Choice Questions

1. Anne accidentally dyes her hair green. What does she do to fix the problem?
A) She accepts it and wears a headscarf
B) She asks Marilla to help her find a cure
C) She cuts it all off in frustration
D) She pretends it was intentional
2. Greg Heffley wants to become popular at school. What is one of his common
strategies?
A) Helping teachers and being a model student
B) Pulling pranks on his classmates
C) Trying to impress others, often at Rowley’s expense
D) Staying quiet and blending in
3. Auggie faces bullying at school. How does he respond over time?
A) He becomes aggressive and fights back
B) He stops going to school
C) He learns to stand up for himself with the support of friends and family
D) He ignores everyone and stays isolated
4. Anne gets into trouble at a tea party when she accidentally serves what instead of
raspberry cordial?
A) Vinegar
B) Tomato juice
C) Wine
D) Lemonade
5. Greg often has conflicts with his older brother, Roderick. What is one way Roderick
embarrasses him?
A) By writing embarrassing notes about Greg
B) By tricking Greg into singing in front of a crowd
C) By spreading rumors about Greg at school
D) By posting embarrassing pictures of Greg online
6. Why does Auggie hesitate to go to school for the first time?
A) He’s afraid he won’t make friends
B) He thinks his parents don’t love him anymore
 C) He worries about being separated from his family
D) He is scared that no one will understand his humor
7. Anne gets into a fight with Gilbert Blythe after he calls her what?
A) A chatterbox
B) Carrots
C) A troublemaker
D) An orphan girl
8. Greg's friendship with Rowley has ups and downs. What is one reason they argue?
A) Greg is jealous of Rowley’s popularity
B) Rowley betrays Greg by spreading a secret
C) Rowley refuses to let Greg copy his homework
D) Greg gets mad at Rowley for getting him in trouble
9. How does Auggie’s teacher, Mr. Browne, help encourage kindness at school?
A) By enforcing strict rules on bullying
B) By assigning students to be Auggie’s friend
C) By teaching monthly precepts about good character
D) By letting students avoid difficult topics
10. Anne of Green Gables learns to manage her temper. What helps her mature over
time?
A) Support from Marilla, Matthew, and her friends
B) Ignoring people who criticize her
C) Moving to a new town where no one knows her
D) Writing letters to complain about her struggles
11. Greg often has trouble taking responsibility for his actions. What is one example of
this?
A) He always blames Rowley when things go wrong
B) He apologizes sincerely when he makes mistakes
C) He follows all school rules and never lies
D) He works hard to fix his own mistakes
12. What event at school shows Auggie that he is finally accepted by his classmates?
A) He is invited to a birthday party for the first time
B) He wins a special award at the end of the year
C) He is asked to join the soccer team
D) He is elected as class president
13. Anne is known for her imagination. How does this sometimes cause problems for
her?
A) She becomes too distracted and forgets responsibilities
B) She confuses reality with fiction and gets lost
C) She creates stories that offend others
D) She refuses to listen to adults who give her advice
14. Greg's dad often tries to toughen him up. What is one activity his dad encourages
him to do?
A) Join the school’s wrestling team
B) Take piano lessons
C) Become a Boy Scout
D) Enter a science fair
 15. What advice does Auggie’s mom give him before his first day of school?
A) "Just be yourself, because you're wonderful."
B) "Try to stay invisible so no one picks on you."
C) "Fight back if anyone says anything rude."
D) "Don’t talk too much so people don’t stare."

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1. Akong Bugsoy is a story that emphasizes the importance of environmentalism and the
connection between people and nature.
2. L. Gaitman’s stories primarily focus on fantasy and folklore rather than social
realism.
3. Hidden Figures tells the fictional story of women working at NASA during the space
race.
4. One of the main themes in Hidden Figures is perseverance and breaking racial and
gender barriers.
5. The Palanca Awards recognize excellence in Filipino literature, including short
stories, essays, and plays.
6. NVM Gonzalez is known for writing about the struggles of ordinary Filipinos and
modernization.
7. Cirilo F. Bautista’s works primarily focus on Filipino-American relations rather
than cultural identity.
8. F. Sionil Jose’s Rosales Saga explores themes of colonialism and social inequality in
the Philippines.
9. Multicultural literature only includes works written by authors from non-Western
countries.
10. In Hidden Figures, the women faced discrimination at NASA, yet their work was
instrumental in space exploration.
11. L. Gaitman’s stories do not depict the emotional complexities of human
relationships.
12. Environmental themes are present in Akong Bugsoy through the representation of
the river as a symbol of life and balance.
13. The Palanca Awards were established to recognize works in English only.
14. Hidden Figures only focuses on the achievements of Katherine Johnson.
15. Many of the stories by L. Gaitman show characters struggling between traditional
values and modern societal pressures.
16. Multicultural literature helps readers understand diverse perspectives and
experiences around the world.
17. Hidden Figures takes place during World War II and follows the contributions of
female scientists in the military.
18. F. Sionil Jose’s works often depict the struggles of the working class in the
Philippines.
 19. Akong Bugsoy teaches that people should exploit nature to benefit their
communities.
20. The stories of L. Gaitman have been recognized with literary awards, including the
Palanca Awards.

Answer Key:

1. True
2. False
3. False
4. True
5. True
6. True
7. False
8. True
9. False
10. True
11. False
12. True
13. False
14. False
15. True
16. True
17. False
18. True
19. False
20. True

Situational Multiple-Choice Questions

1. If you were Malala and faced threats for going to school, what would be the best
way to continue advocating for education?
a) Stop speaking out to avoid further danger
b) Secretly attend school but avoid public attention
c) Use international platforms to raise awareness about the issue
d) Move to another country and abandon activism
o Answer: c) Use international platforms to raise awareness about the issue
2. Anne Frank remained hopeful despite her circumstances in hiding. If you were in
her position, how could you maintain a positive mindset?
a) Focus only on survival and forget about dreams
b) Keep a journal to express your thoughts and emotions
c) Avoid interacting with people in hiding to minimize conflict
d) Assume there is no hope and stop caring about the future
o Answer: b) Keep a journal to express your thoughts and emotions
3. If you were Annemarie Johansen from Number the Stars and had to protect your
Jewish friend Ellen from the Nazis, what would be the best course of action?
a) Hide Ellen in a different town and never see her again
b) Deny knowing her to avoid suspicion
c) Help Ellen by disguising her as a member of your own family
d) Convince Ellen to surrender to the authorities
o Answer: c) Help Ellen by disguising her as a member of your own family
4. Laura Ingalls Wilder and her family had to be self-reliant on the American frontier.
If you were in a similar situation, what skill would be the most essential for
survival?
a) Storytelling to entertain others
b) Farming and building shelter
c) Memorizing historical events
d) Studying foreign languages
o Answer: b) Farming and building shelter
5. If Malala had chosen to remain silent instead of fighting for education, what could
have been the long-term consequences for girls in Pakistan?
a) More girls might have been encouraged to study in secret
b) The Taliban's restrictions on girls' education would have remained unchallenged
c) The issue of girls’ education would have gained more global attention
d) The government would have taken immediate action without Malala’s activism
o Answer: b) The Taliban's restrictions on girls' education would have
remained unchallenged
6. If Anne Frank had never kept a diary, how would that have affected historical
awareness of the Holocaust?
a) The experiences of Jewish people during World War II might not have been as widely
known
b) It would have had no effect, as other documents covered similar experiences
c) People today would still understand the Holocaust without Anne’s personal story
d) Anne's story would have been remembered through word-of-mouth instead
o Answer: a) The experiences of Jewish people during World War II might not
have been as widely known
7. In Number the Stars, Annemarie had to make a dangerous journey to help Jewish
refugees. If you were in her place, what would be the greatest risk?
a) Losing your way in the forest
b) Being caught and questioned by Nazi soldiers
c) Running out of food and supplies
d) Making a mistake in the escape plan
o Answer: b) Being caught and questioned by Nazi soldiers
8. Laura Ingalls Wilder’s family moved frequently to find better opportunities. If you
were part of a pioneer family, what would be the biggest challenge?
a) Making new friends in every town
b) Adjusting to different climates and food sources
c) Finding books and newspapers in remote areas
d) Staying connected with distant relatives
o Answer: b) Adjusting to different climates and food sources
9. Malala was determined to continue her education despite the dangers. If you faced
opposition to learning, what could be an alternative way to study?
a) Stop studying until conditions improve
b) Secretly read books and learn through online resources
c) Travel abroad and never return home
d) Give up on education and focus on survival
o Answer: b) Secretly read books and learn through online resources
10. If Anne Frank had been able to leave the Netherlands before going into hiding, how
might her life have been different?
a) She would have lived in another country and continued her studies
b) She would still have been captured by the Nazis elsewhere
c) Her diary would never have been written or published
d) She would have remained in danger wherever she went

 Answer: a) She would have lived in another country and continued her studies

11. In Number the Stars, why was Annemarie’s ability to act normal in front of Nazi
soldiers important?
a) It helped prevent suspicion about hiding Jewish refugees
b) It made her appear braver than she was
c) It allowed her to escape without answering questions
d) It showed that she was fearless and confident

 Answer: a) It helped prevent suspicion about hiding Jewish refugees

12. If Laura Ingalls Wilder’s family had decided to stay in one place instead of traveling
west, what would have changed in their lives?
a) They might have had a more stable and predictable life
b) They would have struggled to find food and water
c) They would have been forced to become soldiers
d) They would have avoided hardships altogether

 Answer: a) They might have had a more stable and predictable life

13. Malala’s speeches and activism led to international recognition. If she had never
spoken out, how might awareness of girls’ education have been affected?
a) More people would have supported the cause anyway
b) The issue might not have gained as much global attention
c) Girls in Pakistan would still have equal rights
d) Other activists would have immediately replaced her

 Answer: b) The issue might not have gained as much global attention

14. Anne Frank often wrote about her hope for the future. If you were in her position,
what would be the best way to stay hopeful?
a) Focus only on the present and forget the future
 b) Imagine a better life and write down your dreams
c) Accept that things will never change
d) Stop interacting with others to avoid disappointment

 Answer: b) Imagine a better life and write down your dreams

15. In Little House on the Prairie, Laura’s family valued self-reliance. If you had to live
in a remote area today, what skill would be the most useful?
a) Learning how to send emails
b) Growing your own food and building shelter
c) Memorizing historical events
d) Studying foreign languages

 Answer: b) Growing your own food and building shelter

Here are 20 multiple-choice questions based on One Thousand and One Arabian Nights and classic fairy
tales (Grimm Brothers' Fairy Tales and Hans Christian Andersen’s stories).

1. In Aladdin and the Magic Lamp, what does Aladdin need to retrieve from the
cave?

A) A golden ring
B) A magical lamp
C) A bag of treasure
D) A talking parrot
Answer: B) A magical lamp

2. What phrase does Ali Baba overhear that opens the thieves’ secret cave?

A) "Open Sesame"
B) "Reveal the Treasure"
C) "Unlock the Door"
D) "Golden Gateway"
Answer: A) "Open Sesame"

3. How does Morgiana help Ali Baba defeat the Forty Thieves?

A) She leads them into a trap in the palace

B) She tricks them into revealing their secret hideout
C) She poisons their food and kills their leader
D) She tells the king about their crimes
Answer: C) She poisons their food and kills their leader
4. What is Sinbad known for in The Story of Sinbad the Sailor?

A) His wisdom and ability to solve riddles

B) His voyages filled with magical adventures and dangers
C) His skill in fighting with a sword
D) His ability to fly with magical wings
Answer: B) His voyages filled with magical adventures and dangers

5. How does the fisherman trick the jinni in The Fisherman and the Jinni?

A) He convinces the jinni to grant him unlimited wishes

B) He makes a wish for eternal protection
C) He tricks the jinni into going back inside the bottle
D) He defeats the jinni in a magical duel
Answer: C) He tricks the jinni into going back inside the bottle

6. In Cinderella, what item does she leave behind at the royal ball?

A) A golden bracelet
B) A silver ring
C) A glass slipper
D) A magic wand
Answer: C) A glass slipper

7. What is the fate of the witch in Hansel and Gretel?

A) She turns into a kind woman and lets them go

B) She falls into her own oven and dies
C) She is captured by the townspeople
D) She disappears into the forest
Answer: B) She falls into her own oven and dies

8. Why does Snow White fall into a deep sleep?

A) She touches a cursed spinning wheel

B) She eats a poisoned apple
C) She is cursed by a wicked fairy
D) She drinks a magical potion
Answer: B) She eats a poisoned apple

9. In The Little Mermaid, what does the mermaid give up to become human?

A) Her ability to swim

B) Her voice
C) Her beauty
D) Her memories
Answer: B) Her voice

10. How does The Ugly Duckling end?

A) The duckling runs away and lives alone forever

B) The duckling discovers he is a beautiful swan
C) The duckling turns into a prince
D) The duckling learns to fly away to a distant land
Answer: B) The duckling discovers he is a beautiful swan

11. What is Rumpelstiltskin’s demand in exchange for helping the miller’s

daughter?

A) A chest of gold
B) Her hand in marriage
C) Her first-born child
D) A magical ring
Answer: C) Her first-born child

12. In Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, what happens to the leader of the thieves?

A) He is arrested by the king

B) He is tricked and killed by Morgiana
C) He escapes and steals back the treasure
D) He repents and becomes a merchant
Answer: B) He is tricked and killed by Morgiana

13. What is the main lesson in The Ugly Duckling?

A) Beauty is more important than intelligence

B) True beauty comes from within and develops over time
C) Those who are different will never be accepted
D) Always stay with your family
Answer: B) True beauty comes from within and develops over time

14. What does the evil queen ask the mirror in Snow White?

A) "Who is the fairest of them all?"

B) "Who will be my heir?"
C) "Who is the most powerful of all?"
D) "Where can I find the princess?"
Answer: A) "Who is the fairest of them all?"
15. How does the prince find Cinderella?

A) He sees her again at the next ball

B) He recognizes her from a portrait
C) He searches the kingdom using the glass slipper
D) He asks the fairy godmother for help
Answer: C) He searches the kingdom using the glass slipper

16. What happens to Aladdin at the end of Aladdin and the Magic Lamp?

A) He loses everything and starts over

B) He defeats the sorcerer and becomes a prince
C) He becomes a powerful sorcerer himself
D) He releases the genie and gives up his wishes
Answer: B) He defeats the sorcerer and becomes a prince

17. In Hansel and Gretel, why are the children abandoned in the forest?

A) Their parents are captured by bandits

B) A witch kidnaps them
C) Their stepmother convinces their father to leave them behind
D) They run away from home on their own
Answer: C) Their stepmother convinces their father to leave them behind

18. What does the mermaid trade for human legs in The Little Mermaid?

A) Her ability to swim

B) Her voice
C) Her magical pearl
D) Her ability to love
Answer: B) Her voice

19. What is the consequence if the queen fails to guess Rumpelstiltskin’s name?

A) She will lose her kingdom

B) She will be cursed for life
C) She must give up her child
D) She must marry him
Answer: C) She must give up her child

20. In Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, what does Ali Baba do with the treasure?

A) He keeps it a secret and only uses a small portion

B) He gives it away to the poor
C) He spends it all on luxurious items
D) He hides it in another secret cave
Answer: A) He keeps it a secret and only uses a small portion

One Thousand and One Arabian Nights

1. Aladdin finds himself trapped in the cave with the magic lamp. What would be the best course
of action?
a) Try to climb out of the cave by himself
b) Rub the lamp and see what happens
c) Shout for help and wait for someone to find him
d) Give up and accept his fate
2. Ali Baba discovers the secret treasure cave of the Forty Thieves. What should he do to stay
safe?
a) Take all the treasure at once and run away
b) Keep the secret to himself and only take a little at a time
c) Tell the thieves he knows about their treasure
d) Leave the cave untouched and never return
3. Sinbad the Sailor finds himself stranded on an island filled with treasure but also dangerous
creatures. What should he prioritize?
a) Collect as much treasure as possible before escaping
b) Find a way to signal for rescue and leave safely
c) Explore the island for new adventures
d) Fight the dangerous creatures to prove his bravery
4. The fisherman accidentally releases a jinni who threatens to kill him. How should he handle
the situation?
a) Challenge the jinni to a fight
b) Run away and hope the jinni doesn’t follow
c) Trick the jinni into going back into the bottle
d) Accept his fate and prepare for the worst
5. Scheherazade must tell stories to the king each night to delay her execution. What makes her
storytelling effective?
a) She tells stories that are boring, so the king falls asleep
b) She always ends her stories with an exciting cliffhanger
c) She tells very short stories so the king wants to hear more
d) She recites poems instead of telling full stories

Classic Fairy Tales

6. Cinderella is given a chance to go to the royal ball, but she must return before midnight. What
is the best reason for this rule?
a) She might get too tired to enjoy the ball
 b) The magic will wear off, revealing her true self
c) The prince will only love her if she stays mysterious
d) Her stepmother might find out she sneaked out
7. Hansel and Gretel find a house made of candy in the forest. What should they do to stay safe?
a) Eat as much candy as they can before someone catches them
b) Politely ask the owner if they can have some food
c) Ignore the house and find another way home
d) Go inside cautiously and be prepared to escape
8. Snow White is offered a beautiful apple by an old woman. What is the safest action to take?
a) Accept it politely and eat it right away
b) Thank the woman but not eat anything from a stranger
c) Give the apple to one of the dwarfs to taste first
d) Take the apple but hide it away for later
9. The Little Mermaid wishes to become human to be with the prince. What is the biggest risk in
making a deal with the sea witch?
a) She might never see her family again
b) The prince might not love her back
c) She might lose her voice and never speak again
d) All of the above
10. The Ugly Duckling is bullied by other animals for looking different. What lesson does this
teach?
a) It’s important to try to change and fit in
b) True beauty comes from within, and we all grow into ourselves
c) Being different means you will always be lonely
d) The world is unfair, and there’s nothing you can do about it

Decision-Making in Fairy Tales

11. If you were Cinderella and lost your glass slipper, what would be the best way to prove your
identity to the prince?
a) Describe the events of the ball in great detail
b) Show him another slipper from the same pair
c) Convince him to look for another girl instead
d) Hope that the prince never finds the real owner
12. If you were Hansel or Gretel, what would be the best way to escape the witch’s house?
a) Wait for her to fall asleep and then run away
b) Trick her into stepping into the oven and lock her inside
c) Eat more candy to gain strength before fighting her
d) Call for help and wait for someone to save them
13. If you were Ali Baba and discovered the thieves’ treasure, how could you keep your family
safe?
a) Keep the treasure hidden and never tell anyone
b) Take all the treasure and move far away
c) Ask the authorities for protection
d) Hire guards to protect his house from the thieves
 14. If you were Snow White and the dwarfs warned you not to open the door for strangers, what
should you do?
a) Listen to their advice and stay cautious
b) Open the door only if the stranger looks kind
c) Eat food from strangers only if they say it’s safe
d) Sneak out at night to see who the stranger is
15. If you were Sinbad and found an island filled with riches, what would be the best way to avoid
trouble?
a) Take a little treasure and leave quietly
b) Take as much treasure as possible before anyone else arrives
c) Explore every part of the island before deciding what to do
d) Build a home there and never leave

Situational Problem Solving

16. If you were Scheherazade, how could you ensure the king listens to you every night?
a) Tell exciting, unfinished stories to keep him curious
b) Tell very long stories so he gets bored and forgets his plan
c) Convince him that executing her would be a mistake
d) Ask the king to let her go free in exchange for stories
17. If you were the fisherman who caught the jinni, what would be the safest way to handle the
situation?
a) Ask the jinni for a wish before releasing him
b) Destroy the bottle so the jinni can’t go back inside
c) Use clever thinking to trick the jinni into staying inside
d) Run away and never return to the sea
18. If you were Cinderella’s stepsister and realized you were treating her unfairly, what should
you do?
a) Apologize to Cinderella and try to make amends
b) Convince Cinderella to let you share her royal life
c) Ignore Cinderella and continue as before
d) Try to trick the prince into choosing you instead
19. If you were the prince searching for Snow White, how could you prove she is truly gone?
a) Search for her carefully and ask the dwarfs for information
b) Give up and assume she cannot be found
c) Ask the Evil Queen if she knows where Snow White is
d) Look for another princess instead
20. If you were Morgiana in Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, how would you ensure Ali Baba’s
safety?
a) Spy on the thieves to learn their secrets
b) Poison the thieves before they can attack
c) Warn Ali Baba and his family in time to escape
d) Run away and leave Ali Baba to deal with them alone
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