The Tale of Despereaux Questions

Josh from Literary Gladiators reviews 'The Tale of Despereaux' by Kate DiCamillo. He discusses the book's premise, characters, and his expectations. Josh critiques the narration style, target audience, and character development, expressing disappointment with the book's execution. He concludes with a marginal disapproval, suggesting other books for young readers.

What year was the film adaptation of the book released?

• 2008

• 2012

• 2010

• 2005

Who is the author of 'The Tale of Despereaux'?

• C.S. Lewis

• Kate DiCamillo

• J.K. Rowling

• Roald Dahl

What is unique about Despereaux compared to other mice?

• He can fly

• He was born with his eyes open

• He is invisible

• He can talk to humans

Where does Despereaux live?

• In a city

• In a forest

• In a castle

• In a barn

What does Despereaux prefer to do instead of eating books?

• Read the pages

• Sing songs

• Write stories

• Draw pictures

Who is Despereaux caught by when he breaks the cardinal rule?

• The Princess

• His father

• His brother

• The King

What is the name of the rat character in the story?

• Merlin

• Lester

• Furlow

• Chiaroscuro

What is the dream of the young girl named Miggery Sow?

• To become a wizard

• To become a princess

• To become a knight

• To become a queen

How does the narrator's style affect the story?

• It makes it more mysterious

• It adds humor

• It breaks the fourth wall

• It is very formal

What age group is the book primarily targeted at?

• 7-10 years

• 14-16 years

• 3-5 years

• 11-13 years