Princess Penelope

What can the reader assume is the main idea of paragraph 3 of the story "Princess Penelope"?

• The princess is a hard worker.

• The princess must be famished from not having lunch.

• The princess really regrets not bring along any ponytail holders.

• The princess did not realize that living on her own would be so difficult.

Which of the following is the main theme of the story "Princess Penelope"?

• Don't eat things in the forest that you can't identify.

• If you're not happy with your life, just go find a better one.

• Sometimes it's best to be happy with what you have.

• Fire-breathing dragons aren't always mean.

What is the best summary for the story "Princess Penelope"?

• A cook and a maid became bored with serving a princess and decided to go into the woods to live happily away from her.

• A fire-breathing dragon made friends with a princess who let her fly him around the kingdom.

• A princess learned how to live in the forest and decided it was a better life than her royal one.

• A princess who wasn't happy with her life decided to try to live life, only to realize that her life wasn't that bad off to begin with.

Which of the following sentences from paragraph 1 of the story "Princess Penelope" does not support the main idea in the diagram?

• There was an evil witch that didn’t like Penelope much but had been keeping to herself in the recent years.

• She had her personal chef that brought her a scrumptious entrée for breakfast, lunch, and dinner each day.

• She had a maid that would wash her hair and dry it each morning.

• Even the fire-breathing dragon often helped the princess by flying her wherever she desired to go within the kingdom.

Which of the following titles below would make a good replacement for "Princess Penelope"?

• An Attempt at a Different Life

• A Hardworking Princess

• The Princess and her Dragon

• An Ungrateful Royal

Who is Penelope?

The men who are living in Penelope’s home, eating her food, and insisting that she marry one of them are called

• fiancés

• beggars

• suitors

What kind of contest does Penelope give the princes?

• A contest of wits

• An archery contest

• A sword fight

What is the main conflict in the story 'Princess Penelope'?

• A) Princess Penelope struggles to find her place in the world.

• B) Princess Penelope battles a dragon to save her kingdom.

• C) Princess Penelope tries to win a cooking contest.

• D) Princess Penelope is trying to find a lost treasure.

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Princess Penelope'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Personification

• D) Irony