Investigating Character Practice

What is the theme of the story?

• Don't be too quick to judge others.

• Friendship and loyalty
• Lying and cheating will cause problems.

• Kindness

What is an example of conflict in the story?

• Character vs. Supernatural

• Character vs. Nature

• Character vs. Society

• There was no conflict.

Please find textual evidence to go with character vs. society conflict.

• He was always picked on because he didn't look like the rest of them.
• The story revolves around a duckling who from the moment of his birth has always felt different from his siblings.

• He wandered near and far looking for a family who would accept him.

• Then one day, he came upon a family of swans.

How does the author characterize the ugly duckling?

• different and unaccepted

• charming and attractive
• ordinary and average
• beautiful and graceful

Which textual evidence best explains the theme of the fable?

• Months passed and seasons changed but everywhere he went, nobody wanted him because he was such an ugly duck

• Upon looking at them, he realized that during the months he spent looking for a family to call his own, he had grown into a beautiful swan.

• Most of us have probably heard of this story as this is one of the most popular fairy tales in the world.

• The story revolves around a duckling who from the moment of his birth has always felt different from his siblings.

Which uses correct MLA citation?

• (aesop 2).

• (Aesop 2).

• (Aesop 2)

• (Aesop).

What is the theme of the fable?

• Not provided
• The theme is about friendship.
• The theme is about how lying will cause problems.

• The theme is about doing everything you can to succeed.

Please find textual evidence to go with character vs. society conflict.

Please write down how the author characterizes the boy and find one piece of evidence from the text that supports this.

What is an example of internal conflict?

• Character vs. Self

• Character vs. Nature

• Character vs. Supernatural

• Character vs. Character