Paper Bag Princess

What is the author's purpose for writing Paper Bag Princess?

• to explain how fast a dragon is
• to inform the reader about Princesses
• to have the reader enjoy a story about a princess who saves a prince from a dragon
• to convince us to buy a castle

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You can tell from the illustration that the Princess is...

• excited
• grumpy
• tired
• furious 

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What is the setting at the end of the story?

• the castle
• the dragon's cave
• the forest

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How would you describe the Prince?

• ungrateful 
• thankful
• greedy
• kind

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What is the main problem of the story?

• the dragon kidnapped Princess Elizabeth
• the dragon kidnapped Prince Ronald
• Princess Elizabeth had to wear a paper bag
• the castle burnt down

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How did the problem of the story get solved?

• Prince Ronald escaped from the dragon
• Princess Elizabeth tricked the dragon to get him tired
• The King and Queen rescued both of them
• Princess Elizabeth found clothes 

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What is another word for fiery?

• watery
• sweet
• burning
• cold

What is the author's message (theme) of this story?

• Men are better than women
• Dragons are the smartest
• Good vs. evil
• Don't judge people by what they look like

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Another title for this story could be...

• Princess Elizabeth Saves the Day!
• The Battle
• Prince Ronald Saves Princess Elizabeth
• Burnt Forests 

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Did Prince Ronald and Princess Elizabeth get married?

• Yes
• No

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