Mufaro

What is the story's setting?

• An African desert

• A small African village

How are Manyara and Nyasha different?

• They are both beautiful

• Manyara is mean, but Nyasha is kind.

• Manyara is older than Nyasha

• They are both Africans

What was the announcement the messenger made?

• The king wanted to find the owner of the golden slipper.

• The king wanted to find the most worthy and beautiful wife to make his queen.

• The king wanted to invite all the women to the Spring Festival.

What did Manyara think would happen when she became queen?

• Mufaro will bow down to her

• The king will give her gold

• Nyasha would be her servant

Why does the king transform throughout the story?

• He likes to trick people.

• He hopes to escape his duties as a king.

• He needs to leave his palace in a disguise.

• He wants to see who is worthy of becoming his wife.

What magic does this story have?

• The king was able to transform himself into a snake, a young boy, and an old wise lady.

• The fairy godmother turned the king into a snake.

• The magical fish bones granted the king his wish.

What are the consequences of Manyara's behavior?

• Manyara must return to her father.

• The king marries Nyasha, and Manyara becomes a servant.

• The king chooses Manyara as the next ruler, and Nyasha must serve her.

• Manyara is sent away from the village.

What lesson does the author teach in this story?

• Being honest with others will bring rewards

• It is best to hide what you think and feel

• It is best to treat others with kindness and consideration