Rudolph-Literary Analysis

An example of man vs. self conflict is...

• Hermey is an elf but deep down he wishes he were a dentist.

• Mrs. Claus and Santa argue about Santa's weight.

• Hermey and Rudolph are trapped in a snowstorm.

• Heavy fog makes it difficult to see on Christmas Eve

An example of man vs. man would be...

• Rudolph isn't allowed to play in any reindeer games because his nose is different.

• Rudolph must decide if he will endanger his friends or go out on his own.

• Mrs. Claus and Santa argue over Santa's weight.

• The weather makes it difficult to see on Christmas Eve.

Rudolph is a _________ character

• Dynamic

• Static

Hermey is a _________ character

• Dynamic

• Static

The abominable snowman is a ________ character.

• Dynamic

• Static

What is a character trait that would describe Rudolph?

• stubborn

• impatient

• considerate

• humorous

What is a character trait that would describe Hermey?

• ambitious

• obedient

• attentive

• demanding

The climax of the story is...

• Rudolph and Hermey escape from the Abominable Snowman.

• Rudolph and Hermey run away from home.

• The misfit toys get new homes.

• Santa asks Rudolph to guide his sleigh with his red nose.

The setting of this story is...

• Santa's Workshop

• The North Pole

• Europe

• Christmas Town

Who is the protagonist in the story?

• Hermey

• Santa Claus

• Rudolph

• FIre Ball