1.
Who was the narrator of the story?
Correct Answer
A. Nannin, or Cendrillon's god mother
Explanation
The correct answer is Nannin, or Cendrillon's godmother. The narrator of the story is the person who tells the story and provides the perspective through which the events are described. In this case, Nannin, or Cendrillon's godmother, is the one narrating the story. They have the inside knowledge of Cendrillon's life and experiences, making them the most suitable candidate to tell the story.
2.
Cendrillon wanted to look pretty in front of the prince
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
Cendrillon's motivation for attending the ball was not to look pretty in front of the prince. Instead, she wanted to escape her miserable life and attend the ball to have a chance at a better future. Looking pretty in front of the prince was not her primary goal, but rather a means to achieve her larger objective. Therefore, the statement is false.
3.
Madame and Vitaline felt after they found out that Cendrillon was the mysterious guest at the ball.
Correct Answer
A. Jealous
Explanation
Madame and Vitaline felt jealous after they found out that Cendrillon was the mysterious guest at the ball. This suggests that they were envious of Cendrillon's success and attention she received at the ball. They may have felt threatened by her presence and the possibility of her overshadowing them. Their jealousy implies that they were not happy or excited about Cendrillon's revelation, but rather felt a negative emotion towards her.
4.
How did the story's narrator get a magic wand?
Correct Answer
C. C) Her mother gave it to her.
Explanation
The correct answer is C) Her mother gave it to her. This can be inferred from the information provided in the question that the narrator received the magic wand from her mother.
5.
Which event from the story could not happen in real life?
Correct Answer
C. C) A woman has a magic wand.
Explanation
In real life, people do not have actual magic wands that can perform magical spells or actions. Magic wands are typically found in fictional stories or fantasy worlds. Therefore, the event of a woman having a magic wand is not something that could happen in real life.
6.
Why is Cendrillon in bed the day after the ball?
Correct Answer
D. D) She has a cold.
Explanation
p. 349
7.
Cendrillon wore elegant pink slippers to the ball. Which choice below has the same meaning as elegant?
Correct Answer
A. A) stylish and graceful
Explanation
*The princess's dress was elgant.*
8.
5. Even Cendrillon's stepmother and sister did not recognize the two of us, though they peered crossly at us. What does the word crossly mean?
Correct Answer
A. A) in a grumpy way
Explanation
p. 343 is where the word crossly is found
9.
The stepmother said to, to, to to change the items to help Cendrillon.
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
The Question says the stepmother not the godmother!
10.
Which of these sentences from the story show suggests that Cendrillon’s unhappy childhood does not change her personality?
Correct Answer
D. D. And I saw love returned from her sweet brown eyes.
Explanation
The sentence "And I saw love returned from her sweet brown eyes" suggests that Cendrillon's unhappy childhood does not change her personality because it shows that despite her difficult upbringing, she is still capable of expressing and receiving love. This indicates that her personality remains unchanged and unaffected by her past experiences.
11.
What keeps Nannin from using the wand to change her own unhappy childhood?
Correct Answer
A. A. She has no love in her life.
Explanation
Nannin is unable to use the wand to change her own unhappy childhood because she lacks love in her life. Love is a powerful force that can bring happiness and healing, but without it, Nannin is unable to overcome the pain and trauma of her past. The wand may have the ability to change her circumstances, but without love, she is unable to find the emotional support and healing that she needs to truly transform her life.
12.
Why does Cendrillon’s father allow the stepmother to mistreat her?
Correct Answer
B. B. He is afraid of the stepmother.
Explanation
Cendrillon's father allows the stepmother to mistreat her because he is afraid of her. This fear may stem from a variety of reasons, such as the stepmother's domineering personality or her ability to manipulate and control him. It is possible that the stepmother holds some power or influence over him, which makes him reluctant to intervene or protect Cendrillon from her mistreatment. This fear may also be a result of the father's own insecurities or lack of assertiveness.
13.
Which of these words from the story is the OPPOSITE of elegant?
Correct Answer
D. D. ragged
Explanation
The word "elegant" refers to something stylish, refined, or sophisticated. In contrast, the word "ragged" means something that is worn out, torn, or untidy. Therefore, "ragged" is the opposite of "elegant" as it represents a lack of elegance and refinement.
14.
The author compared Vitaline’s toes to
Correct Answer
D. D. sausages.
Explanation
The author compared Vitaline's toes to sausages. This comparison suggests that Vitaline's toes are plump and cylindrical, similar in shape and size to sausages. This comparison helps to create a vivid image in the reader's mind and emphasizes the idea that Vitaline's toes are large and rounded.