Ranita, The Frog Princess 5.2
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What does the word famished mean in the sentence? Felipe says he is famished before dinner.
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Full
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Lonely
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Hungry
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Unhappy
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Ranita, the Frog Princess 5.2 is a captivating quiz assessing vocabulary and comprehension skills based on a fairy tale passage. It tests understanding of words within context and explores fairy tale elements, enhancing literacy and critical thinking.
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Which of these BEST describes why the passage is a fairy tale?
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Vieja Sabia is a wise old woman.
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Pepe is Felipe’s mistreated servant
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Felipe is the Spanish Viceroy’s son.
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Ranita is an enchanted talking frog.
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A. Ranita is an enchanted talking frog.Explanation
The passage is best described as a fairy tale because it includes a character, Ranita, who is an enchanted talking frog. Fairy tales often involve magical or supernatural elements, and the presence of an enchanted frog fits this characteristic.Rate this question:
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Where does this passage take place?
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Brazil
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Mexico
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Canada
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New York
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A. MexicoExplanation
The passage takes place in Mexico.Rate this question:
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What is the MAIN lesson in the passage?
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One should treat people kindly.
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It is best to avoid Vieja Sabia.
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Promises should be broken.
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Do not trust frogs.
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A. One should treat people kindly.Explanation
The main lesson in the passage is that one should treat people kindly. This can be inferred from the passage as it implies that treating people kindly is the right thing to do. The other options, such as avoiding Vieja Sabia or not trusting frogs, are not supported by the passage and do not serve as the main lesson. Additionally, the idea that promises should be broken goes against the notion of treating people kindly.Rate this question:
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Which of these is Most Likely true about Felipe?
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He is cruel
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He honest.
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He is generous
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He is humorous
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A. He is cruel -
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Which of these is MOST LIKELY true about Felipe and Ranita?
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They both had to eat flies.
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They both had to sleep in the same bed as a frog.
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They were turned into frogs for being cruel to people.
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They were turned into frogs for making fun of their parents.
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A. They were turned into frogs for being cruel to people.Explanation
Felipe and Ranita were turned into frogs for being cruel to people. This can be inferred from the given options as it is the only statement that suggests a reason for their transformation into frogs. The other options do not provide any explanation for why they were turned into frogs. Therefore, it is most likely that their transformation was a consequence of their cruelty towards people.Rate this question:
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What does the word bumbling mean in the sentence? That bumbling servant always makes mistakes.
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Foolish
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Clumsy
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Ancient
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Forgetful
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A. ClumsyExplanation
The word "bumbling" in the sentence means clumsy. It suggests that the servant is not very coordinated and often makes mistakes due to their lack of skill or grace.Rate this question:
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What does the word commotion mean in the sentence? The cook hears a great noisy commotion in the kitchen.
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A class
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A feast
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An uproar
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A discussion
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A. An uproarExplanation
The word "commotion" in the sentence means an uproar. It suggests that there is a lot of noise and chaos happening in the kitchen, indicating a disturbance or disruption of the usual calm environment.Rate this question:
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What is MOST LIKELY the reason that Ranita calls Pepe a prince?
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Pepe kindly lets Ranita go so she wouldn’t become part of the meal
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Pepe is really the Viceroy’s son.
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Pepe is Ranita’s brother.
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Pepe is Felipe’s brother.
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A. Pepe kindly lets Ranita go so she wouldn’t become part of the mealExplanation
Ranita calls Pepe a prince because he kindly lets her go so she wouldn't become part of the meal. This suggests that Pepe displays noble, compassionate behavior, similar to how a prince would act.Rate this question:
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What is an antonym for the word famished?
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Full
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Hungry
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Happy
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Fall
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A. FullExplanation
An antonym for the word "famished" is "full". When someone is famished, it means they are extremely hungry or starving. On the other hand, when someone is full, it means they have eaten enough and are satisfied. Therefore, "full" is the opposite of "famished" as it represents the state of being satiated rather than hungry.Rate this question:
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