1. What is the main reason the grasshopper suffers during winter?
A. It did not store food during the summer.
B. It was injured and unable to move.
C. It was abandoned by its friends.
D. It was attacked by predators.
2. The story can be classified as a fable because it features:
A. Animals with human characteristics and a moral lesson.
B. Complex human characters with intricate relationships.
C. A historical account of a specific event.
D. A scientific explanation of natural phenomena.
3. The protagonists empathy for the grasshopper is shown by his:
A. Desire to share his food with it.
B. Criticism of its laziness.
C. Indifference to its fate.
D. Encouragement for it to sing more.
4. What is the primary theme explored in the first chapter of The First Lesson of the Road of Life (Bài học đường đời đầu tiên)?
A. The protagonists journey of self-discovery and overcoming challenges.
B. The beauty of nature and its influence on human emotions.
C. The importance of friendship and loyalty in overcoming adversity.
D. The social hierarchy and its impact on individual aspirations.
5. How does the protagonists perspective on the grasshopper evolve throughout the chapter?
A. From pity to understanding the consequences of its actions.
B. From admiration to jealousy.
C. From indifference to active intervention.
D. From curiosity to fear.
6. The protagonists interaction with the grasshopper serves as a catalyst for his:
A. Moral development and understanding of consequences.
B. Physical strength and endurance.
C. Social popularity and acceptance.
D. Intellectual curiosity and scientific inquiry.
7. What is the primary function of the contrast between the grasshopper and the ant in this story?
A. To illustrate the consequences of different life choices.
B. To showcase the diversity of insect species.
C. To describe the changing seasons.
D. To introduce the protagonists family.
8. The grasshoppers song can be interpreted as a representation of:
A. Carefreeness and a lack of responsibility.
B. Diligent preparation for the future.
C. The beauty of natures symphony.
D. A warning about impending danger.
9. What does the story suggest about the relationship between effort and reward?
A. Effort leads to reward, while idleness leads to hardship.
B. Effort is unnecessary if one is talented.
C. Rewards are often given regardless of effort.
D. Hardship is a reward in itself.
10. The story implies that true happiness comes from:
A. Balancing hard work with periods of rest and enjoyment.
B. Solely focusing on pleasure and immediate gratification.
C. Achieving wealth and social status.
D. Avoiding all forms of responsibility.
11. The phrase Bài học đường đời đầu tiên (The first lesson of the road of life) suggests that the story is about:
A. A foundational experience that shapes future understanding.
B. A final, concluding lesson.
C. A lesson about a specific career path.
D. A lesson learned through formal education.
12. What is the lesson of life that the protagonist learns from this experience?
A. The importance of hard work, preparation, and responsibility.
B. The inevitability of suffering for those who are idle.
C. The value of friendship and communal support.
D. The beauty of nature is more important than survival.
13. What significant event marks the beginning of the protagonists lesson of life?
A. His first encounter with the grasshopper.
B. His first experience of hunger and cold.
C. His first attempt to make friends.
D. His first day at school.
14. What is the protagonists initial attitude towards the grasshopper?
A. Curiosity and a sense of pity.
B. Annoyance and disgust.
C. Admiration and envy.
D. Indifference and neglect.
15. The protagonists internal monologue throughout the chapter primarily reflects his:
A. Moral reasoning and developing understanding of lifes principles.
B. Frustration with the weather conditions.
C. Desire to play with the grasshopper.
D. Fear of the approaching winter.
16. What does the protagonists observation of the grasshoppers suffering teach him about life?
A. That life requires effort and preparation for difficult times.
B. That nature is cruel and unforgiving.
C. That animals are not capable of suffering.
D. That playing and singing are the most important activities.
17. Which character in the story is depicted as a symbol of diligence and hard work?
A. The Grasshopper (Châu chấu).
B. The Ant (Kiến).
C. The protagonist (Nhân vật chính).
D. The Cicada (Ve sầu).
18. The story uses the contrast between the grasshopper and the ant to highlight which moral value?
A. The importance of preparation and foresight versus idleness.
B. The value of creativity and artistic expression.
C. The necessity of ambition and competition.
D. The joy of living in the moment.
19. The author uses personification to give human-like qualities to the characters. Which of the following is an example of personification in the story?
A. The grasshopper sings and dances.
B. The ant carries grains of wheat.
C. The protagonist observes the environment.
D. The sun shines brightly.
20. Which sentence best summarizes the grasshoppers situation at the end of summer?
A. It had spent its time singing and had nothing stored for the winter.
B. It had worked hard and stored plenty of food for winter.
C. It was looking for friends to help it prepare for winter.
D. It was enjoying the last days of summer without a care.
21. The story implicitly teaches that one should not be solely focused on:
A. Immediate pleasure and entertainment.
B. Hard work and productivity.
C. Planning for the future.
D. Helping those in need.
22. What literary device is employed when the author describes the grasshopper singing all summer long?
A. Metaphor.
B. Simile.
C. Personification.
D. Alliteration.
23. What tone does the author adopt when describing the grasshoppers plight in winter?
A. Sympathetic and cautionary.
B. Critical and judgmental.
C. Humorous and light-hearted.
D. Objective and detached.
24. What is the significance of the transition from summer to winter in the story?
A. It serves as a test for the characters preparedness and resilience.
B. It symbolizes the beginning of new friendships.
C. It marks the end of all activities and life.
D. It is merely a backdrop for the narrative.
25. Which of the following best describes the protagonists initial character traits?
A. Observant, curious, and somewhat naive.
B. Ambitious, competitive, and ruthless.
C. Lazy, indifferent, and selfish.
D. Adventurous, fearless, and reckless.
