The Girl with the Red Slippers

The lesson introduces the story of Rhodopus, a girl in ancient Egypt who receives red slippers from her master. Despite facing jealousy and challenges, a falcon delivers one slipper to Pharaoh Amisis, who searches for its owner. Rhodopus is eventually found and becomes the Pharaoh's queen. The lesson compares this story to Cinderella, focusing on story elements and vocabulary.

What is the main purpose of the lesson in 'The Girl with the Red Slippers'?

• To learn about ancient Egypt

• To discuss story elements and understand the word 'cautiously'

• To practice dancing

• To learn about different animals

What is one similarity between 'The Girl with the Red Slippers' and 'Cinderella'?

• Both stories are set in Egypt

• Both stories involve a lost slipper

• Both stories have a character named Rhodopus

• Both stories feature a hippopotamus

Where does the story 'The Girl with the Red Slippers' take place?

• Greece

• Rome

• China

• Egypt

What was Rhodopus's background before she came to Egypt?

• She was a dancer

• She was a merchant's daughter

• She was born in Greece and kidnapped by pirates

• She was a princess

Who became Rhodopus's best friend among the animals?

• A falcon

• A hippopotamus

• A dragonfly

• An egret

Why did Rhodopus's master decide to gift her red slippers?

• Because she was a hard worker

• Because she was his daughter

• Because she danced gracefully like a butterfly

• Because she asked for them

How did the other workers react to Rhodopus receiving the red slippers?

• They were happy for her

• They ignored her

• They were jealous and treated her worse

• They wanted to borrow them

What event did the Pharaoh plan that excited Rhodopus?

• A hunting trip

• A dance competition

• A grand banquet

• A royal wedding

What happened to one of Rhodopus's red slippers?

• It was lost in the river

• It was stolen by a falcon

• It was given to another worker

• It was destroyed by the hippo

What did the Pharaoh decide upon finding the red slipper?

• To give it to his daughter

• To find its owner and make her his wife

• To return it to Rhodopus

• To keep it as a souvenir