A shepherd boy was looking after his sheep on a hill. He felt bored being alone on a hill. Then, he thought of a way to make some fun.
While the villagers were busy working, they heard a boy shouting, “Help! Help! Help! A wolf is attacking my sheep!”
“That sounds from the shepherd boy. He is in trouble. Let’s go and help him,” said the villagers and rushed towards the hill. They were very surprised when they did not see any wolves on the hill. “Where’s the wolf?” they asked. The boy fell back and started laughing. The villagers realized that the boy had played a trick. They were angry and went back to the work.
The next day, the villagers heard the shepherd boy shouting for the help again. They rushed towards the hill, and again the boy laughed at them.
On the third day, a wolf really came and attacked the sheep. “Help! Help! A wolf is attacking my sheep!” shouted the boy at the top of his voice. But nobody bothered him this time. The villagers thought that the boy was trying to fool them again. The boy watched sadly as the wolf killed all his sheep.
1. What is the title for the text?
A. The shepherd boy who cried “wolf”
B. The Villagers with their tricks
C. The wolf attacked the sheep
D. The Boy Fooled the Villagers.
2. What is the main idea of the first paragraph?
A. The wolf attacked the sheep.
B. The villagers saved the boy.
C. The boy fooled the villagers.
D. The boy killed the sheep.
3. What can we learn from the story?
A. Learning how to behave should be done in the early age.
B. Helping people may cause a great lost.
C. Lying to others gives a bad effect.
D. Shouting in the field is not polite.
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