sentences

1. Vocabulary Words: Choose the correct
meaning of the following words. Choose the letter.
1. Boastful : The lion was boastful, he said he is the
king of the jungle.
A. love for other animals
C. scared of other animals.
2. Rascal: The rabbit came late for work. The lion
called him rascal.
a. hardworking
b. respectful
B. showing excessive pride and self-satisfaction in
one's achievements, possessions, or abilities.
c. does not behave properly.

2. 3. Demon: I saw a demon in my
dream, I was so scared of him. He is
also very ugly.
b. a kind person
c. a priest
a. a beast

3. Have you seen a lion?
Have you seen a rabbit?

4. In the story:
How did the rabbit
fool the lion?

5. Many years ago, in a forest in India lived a
proud and boastful lion. The lion claimed he was
the king of the jungle. He demanded share in
whatever food the other animals had. He even
demanded that all animals bow before him
before they begin to look for food.
* Who was the king of the jungle?
• What did he demand to animals?
• Who do you think came late to give respect to
lion?
The Clever Rabbit

6. • A rabbit came late in giving respect to lion.
The lion was very angry.
• “You rascal, why were you late?
• Have you no respect for your king?

7. “Oh mighty king, a demon stopped me from
coming here.
The demon said you were no king.
He said he is the king of the jungle.”
How dare he! Roared the lion.
“Take me to him.”

8. The rabbit led the lion to a clear pool.
“Look! There he is.” said the rabbit.
The lion looked into the pool. He saw the demon. How
ugly he looked!
The lion jumped into the pool. He fought the demon in
the pool.
-The End-

9. How did the rabbit fool the lion?
• The rabbit told the lion, that he met a
demon, and he said he was the king of the
jungle and it’s not him. Then the rabbit
accompanied the lion to the pool, the lion
saw the demon, then he fought with it in the
pool.
• The truth was, what he saw in the pool was
his own image, the lion was not aware of it.

10. Answer these Questions:
• 1. Where did the story happen?
• Answer: The story happened in the forest in India
• Answer: The story happened many years ago.
• Answer: The characters in the story were
Lion and Rabbit.
• 3. Who were the characters in the story?
• 2. When did the story happen?

11. 4. How did the lion prove he was the king of
the jungle?
Answer: He demanded share in whatever food the other animals had.
He asked them to bow before him before they begin to look for
food.
5. Why did the lion get angry at the rabbit?
Answer: The rabbit came late in giving respect to
the lion.
6. What was the demon in the pool?
Answer: The demon in the pool was the lion
himself..

12. 7. Prove that the rabbit was a clever
animal.
• Answer: It used its mind to fool
the lion.
8. Is the story finished? Think of the
ending of the story. What will happen
when the lion noticed that there was
no demon he was fighting in the pool?

13. What are the core messages of the
story?
• We must not be too proud and
boastful.
• We must work hard in order for us
to live, we should not rely or be
dependent on others.
• We should always use our mind in
everything we do.

14. Let’s study:
The Four Kinds of Sentences
1. Declarative Sentence: makes a statement
and ends with a period (.).
Ex. In the forest lived a proud and boastful
lion.
2. Interrogative Sentence: asks a question and
ends with a question mark(?).
Ex. Why were you late?

15. 3. Imperative Sentence: asks someone to do something. It ends with a
period.
Two kinds of Imperative Sentence:
a. Requests- polite words or politely asked someone to do
something.
Ex. May I go to the comfort room.
Please lend me your pen.
b. Command: tell someone to do something, use by person or
authority.
Ex. Get my bag.
Erase the writing on the board.
Fetch me water.
Call the children
4. Exclamatory Sentence: show strong feelings of emotions. They end with
an
exclamation point (!).
Ex. “How dare he, take me to him!”
“Look! There he is.”

16. Practice: Identify if the sentence is DECLARATIVE,
INTERROGATIVE, IMPERATIVE and EXCLAMATORY.
1. It is nice to stay in the farm. ______________
2. Do you like to go to Manila this Christmas
season?_____________
3. Ouch! My hands are hurt. _____________
4. Drink you milk now. _______________
5. There were 179 dead people in Bohol
earthquake. _______________
DECLARATIVE
INTERROGATIVE
EXCLAMATORY
IMPERATIVE
DECLARATIVE

17. Try These: Identify if the sentence is DECLARATIVE,
INTERROGATIVE, IMPERATIVE and EXCLAMATORY.
1. Where do you live? ______________
2. We love to eat boiled corn._____________
3. Please get me some glass of water.
_____________
4. Oh no! I lost my wallet. _______________
5. Sweep the floor. _______________
INTERROGATIVE
DECLARATIVE
IMPERATIVE
EXCLAMATORY
IMPERATIVE

18. More Practice: Identify if the sentence is
DECLARATIVE, INTERROGATIVE, IMPERATIVE and
EXCLAMATORY.
1. Are you going to school? ______________
2. “Look! Hurry, let’s hide, the dog is angry,
we might be bitten by that._____________
3. The lion looked into the pool. ___________
4. Where have you been? _______________
5. May I borrow your notebook?
_______________
INTERROGATIVE
EXCLAMATORY
DECLARATIVE
INTERROGATIVE
IMPERATIVE

19. On your own:
Make one sentence on each kinds of
sentences.
1. Declarative: ___________________________________
2. Interrogative: ___________________________________
3. Imperative:
a. Request: _________________________________
b. Command: ______________________________
4. Exclamatory: ___________________________________

20. Go On: Identify if the sentence is DECLARATIVE,
INTERROGATIVE, IMPERATIVE and EXCLAMATORY.
1. Have you tried eating durian fruit?
______________
2. Everybody wants to watch the movie.
___________
3. Help!, Help! Somebody help me. _______
4. Keep you things now. _______________
5. Please your room. _______________
INTERROGATIVE
DECLARATIVE
EXCLAMATORY
IMPERATIVE
IMPERATIVE