Ranita, The Frog Princess 5.2
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- 1.What does the word bumbling mean in the sentence? That bumbling servant always makes mistakes.
- A.
Foolish
- B.
Clumsy
- C.
Ancient
- D.
Forgetful
- 2.What does the word famished mean in the sentence? Felipe says he is famished before dinner.
- A.
Full
- B.
Lonely
- C.
Hungry
- D.
Unhappy
- 3.What does the word commotion mean in the sentence? The cook hears a great noisy commotion in the kitchen.
- A.
A class
- B.
A feast
- C.
An uproar
- D.
A discussion
- 4.Where does this passage take place?
- A.
Brazil
- B.
Mexico
- C.
Canada
- D.
New York
- 5.Which of these is Most Likely true about Felipe?
- A.
He is cruel
- B.
He honest.
- C.
He is generous
- D.
He is humorous
- 6.Which of these BEST describes why the passage is a fairy tale?
- A.
Vieja Sabia is a wise old woman.
- B.
Pepe is Felipe’s mistreated servant
- C.
Felipe is the Spanish Viceroy’s son.
- D.
Ranita is an enchanted talking frog.
- 7.What is MOST LIKELY the reason that Ranita calls Pepe a prince?
- A.
Pepe kindly lets Ranita go so she wouldn’t become part of the meal
- B.
Pepe is really the Viceroy’s son.
- C.
Pepe is Ranita’s brother.
- D.
Pepe is Felipe’s brother.
- 8.What is the MAIN lesson in the passage?
- A.
One should treat people kindly.
- B.
It is best to avoid Vieja Sabia.
- C.
Promises should be broken.
- D.
Do not trust frogs.
- 9.Which of these is MOST LIKELY true about Felipe and Ranita?
- A.
They both had to eat flies.
- B.
They both had to sleep in the same bed as a frog.
- C.
They were turned into frogs for being cruel to people.
- D.
They were turned into frogs for making fun of their parents.
- 10.What is an antonym for the word famished?
- A.
Full
- B.
Hungry
- C.
Happy
- D.
Fall
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