M2 W2 L7

Drag and Drop

Fill in the blanks with the correctly spelled words.



The king and queen are​

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I walked down the​

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to the bathroom.

The gold sat in the​

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deep in the bank's basement.

Please stop​

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Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

royal

hallway

vault

shouting

volt

showting

Labelling

Label the Elements of Drama.

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cast of characters

narrator

dialogue

script

stage directions

Open Ended

Describe the setting and mood at the beginning of Act 1. How does the King's attitude toward Spring set the tone for the scene?

Multiple Select

Based on the dialogue in Act 1, which of the following are reasons King Bartholomew is upset with Spring?

• Spring has warmed the air and budded the trees

• Spring has made the King sick

• Spring has caused subjects to daydream and be lazy

• Spring has ruined the King's diet

Multiple Choice

Why are all the fruit trees, including the apple tree, not bearing any fruit this year?

• Because King Bartholomew has forbidden spring to come to the kingdom.

• Because the trees are sick.

• Because the animals ate all the fruit.

• Because there was a drought.

Multiple Choice

What does Woolly Lamb say will happen if the winter weather continues?

• There will be no wool for warm clothing and blankets.

• There will be plenty of wool for everyone.

• The sheep will migrate to another kingdom.

• The farmers will shear the sheep early.

Multiple Choice

Why does the jury find King Bartholomew guilty at the end of the play?

• He has forbidden spring, causing everyone to suffer from lack of food and resources.

• He stole honey from the bees.

• He refused to listen to the animals.

• He wanted to sleep all year.

Open Ended

Explain how the lack of spring affects both the animals and the people in the kingdom, based on the testimonies of the witnesses.

Multiple Choice

What does the King ask the Captain of the Guard to do after learning about Spring?

• To lock the doors again

• To apologize to the Valet

• To remove the chains from Spring and bring her to him

• To call the Prime Minister

Open Ended

How does Spring describe herself and the cycle of nature in her conversation with the King?

Multiple Choice

Why does the King say he has a touch of 'spring fever' at the end of the play?

• He is feeling ill from the weather.

• He wants to go fishing with the Prime Minister.

• He misses Spring and feels regret.

• He is excited about the change of seasons.

Open Ended

What lesson does the King learn from Spring by the end of the play?