Alia and the Furniture Troll

In this version of an old fairy tale, the setting is _________.

• a small town in the past

• a jungle in South America

• a city in the future

• a furniture store

What problem does Alia have in this story?

• She is lost in a department store.

• Animals need her help.

• A troll has turned her family into furniture.

• She can't find her twin brothers.

Trog licked his slobbery lips. It made _______.

• food stick on them.

• them covered in drool and saliva.

• them crack.

• them red and blistery.

Which word best describes Trog the Troll?

• frightening

• small

• shy

• happy

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According to the cook, what does Alia need to do to get her family back?

• make Trog sorry

• run to the kitchen department

• steal Trog's heart

• ask Trog nicely

How are the raven, the mouse, and the dog alike in the story?

• They all can talk.

• They all get help from Alia.

• They all help Alia in some way.

• All of the above.

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What problem does the raven help Alia solve?

• It finds the key to unlock the break room.

• It flaps at the glass door.

• It chews through the ropes on Alia's hands.

• It leads her to Trog.

A troll, talking animals, and magic make this story _____.

• a poem

• a fairy tale

• nonfiction

• a biography

Alia saves her family and all the other people who were turned into furniture by ______.

• casting a magic spell

• putting the troll in jail

• returning the troll's heart to him

• crying on the furniture

Beds, tables, and chairs are all types of _________.

• stores

• furniture

• vehicles

• rooms