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The plot usually  \nincludes some kind of problem.  \nThe ending of a story tells how the problem is solved.  \nThe problem solution is how the problem is solved.  \n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~  \nThink about these story elements as you listen to this story.  \nThe Golden Fish Keeps a Promise  \nBy L. M. Gask  \nUpon a certain island in the middle of the sea lived a fisherman and his wife. They were so poor they often went without bread when the fishing did not go well.  \nOne day when the man had been fishing for many hours without any luck, he hooked a small golden fish with eyes as bright as diamonds.  \n“Let me go, kind fisherman,” the little creature cried. “I would not even make a single mouthful for your dinner.”  \nThe man was so moved by the beauty of the golden fish that he let him go. Before he swam away, the fish promised that he would come back if the fisherman ever needed help.  \nOnline reading & math for K-5 © [www.k5learning.com](www.k5learning.com)  \nThe fisherman laughed, for he could not think how a little fish could help him, other than providing a bit of food. He went home and told his wife about his adventure.  \n“What!” she cried. “You let him go? We have not a scrap of food in the house, and I suppose that now we must starve.”  \nThe fisherman’s wife continued to fuss at him until, finally, he decided to go and put the little fish to the test. He hurried down to the seashore, and stood at the edge of the waves.  \n“Golden Fish, Golden Fish! Come and help me, please,” he called. The last word was not out of his mouth when the little fish popped its head up out of the water.  \n“You see I have kept my promise,” said the fish.“How can I help you, my friend?” And when the fisherman made his request, the fish simply said,“Don’t worry about that. There will be plenty of food when you get home.”  \nAnd strangely enough, when the fisherman arrived home, there was a basket of bread on the table, and cheese and fruit as well.  \nNow let’s think about the story elements.  \n1. Characters: Who is this story mostly about?  \nA. a little golden fish  \nB. a fisherman, his wife, and a little golden fish  \nC. a fisherman’s wife and a little golden fish  \n2. Setting: Where does this story mostly take place?  \nA. in a small cabin  \nB. on a beach  \nC. on an island  \n3. Problem: What problem does one or more of the story characters have?  \nA. The fisherman and his wife do not have much food to eat.  \nB. The fisherman does not want to let the golden fish go free.  \nC. The golden fish does not keep his promise to help the fisherman.  \nOnline reading & math for K-5 © [www.k5learning.com](www.k5learning.com)  \n4. Event 1 : Which event happens first in this story?  \nA. The fisherman’s wife fusses at him for letting the fish go free.  \nB. The fisherman catches a small golden fish.  \nC. The fisherman calls for the golden fish to come and help him.  \n5. Event 2: Which event happens second in this story?  \nA. The fisherman’s wife fusses at him for letting the fish go free.  \nB. The fisherman catches a small golden fish.  \nC. The fisherman calls for the golden fish to come and help him.  \n6. Event 3: Which event happens third in this story?  \nA. The fisherman’s wife fusses at him for letting the fish go free.  \nB. The fisherman catches a small golden fish.  \nC. The fisherman calls for the golden fish to come and help him.  \n7. 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