One-Eye, Two-Eyes, Three-Eyes

Who are the characters in the story?

• One-Eye, Two-Eyes, Three-Eyes

• One-Eye, Two-Eyes, Three-Eyes, grandma, prince, and fairy godmother

• One-Eye, Two-Eyes, Three-Eyes, mother, prince, and fairy godmother

What is the main problem in the story?

• Two-Eyes wants to have a prince

• The magic stick was broken into pieces

• The two wicked sisters make fun of Two-Eyes for having only two eyes

What brought good luck to Two-Eyes?

• stick

• tree

• prince

What was the response of the two sisters and the mother when Two-Eyes gave them the golden fruits?

• They accepted it happily.

• They asked Two-Eyes to get more.

• They became jealous and did not accept the fruits.

How did the knight meet Two-Eyes?

• Two-Eyes was able to pluck the leaf and fruit and brought them to the knight.

• Two-Eyes' mother introduced her to him.

• Two-Eyes begged her mother to meet the Knight.

Is it okay to treat others differently because they look different? Why?

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Do you treat your brothers and sisters poorly because they are younger or older than you? How would you feel if you were the two-eyed sister?

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How did Two-Eyes respond to her sisters’ treatment of her?

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What would you do if you saw someone being discriminated against because of the way they looked?

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If you were the author, what will be the ending of the story?

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