Answer key · Set A
Ruth and Naomi
1famine A famine is a time when crops fail and there is not enough food.
2Barley that the harvesters dropped Ruth picked up the grain that the harvesters dropped, following the law that left some grain for the poor.
3False Ruth held on to Naomi and said she would go wherever Naomi went.
4True Naomi held the baby close, and they named him Obed.
51-A, 2-B, 3-E, 4-C, 5-D Each person is matched to what the story says.
61-A, 2-B, 3-C These are the story's own words and what they mean.
72, 3, 4, 5, 1, 6 The famine comes first, then Naomi sets out. Ruth stays with her, they reach Bethlehem, and the field and Boaz's kindness follow.
810 In those days elders settled matters at the town gate, and Boaz sat with ten of them.
9He greeted his workers, He told his workers to treat Ruth kindly, He had extra stalks left for Ruth to find Boaz greeted his workers, told them to be kind to Ruth and had extra stalks left for her. He did not hide or send her away.
10Ruth took the grain home to Naomi. That evening Ruth beat out the grain, filled a basket and carried it home to Naomi.
11Loyal Ruth stayed with Naomi when life was hard, and that is what being loyal means.
12Invite them to sit with me Kindness to someone new can change their whole day.
13Your own words: a grown-up reads it.
Mark each answer, count the right ones and write the score on the sheet.