The Rough-Face Girl

What is the setting of the book?

• the countryside

• near a lake

• on a mountaintop

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The Rough-Face Girl can be compared to what classic fairytale?

• Snow White

• Rapunzel

• Cinderella

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How did the Rough-Face Girl get her name?

• The older sisters made her sit by a fire.

• when she was little she fell into a campfire

• she was sun burnt

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The two older sisters demanded what from their father?

• jeweled crowns

• tall headdresses

• necklaces, buckskins, and moccasins

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When the older sisters entered the wigwam, where did they sit?

• in the wives' seats

• in the guests' seats

• on the floor

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What did the villagers do when the Rough-Face Girl walked through town?

• They cheered her on.

• They laughed at her.

• They covered their eyes.

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The Rough-Face Girl's outside turned beautiful:

• to match her beautiful heart

• because she saw the Invisible Being

• both of these are correct

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How did the folktale end?

• happily ever after

• with the mean sisters leaving town

• the Invisible Being left town

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a round tent that was used by Native Americans

• wigwam

• desperate

• miserable

• vanished

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having an urgent need; extremely bad

• wigwam

• desperate

• vanished

• stammered

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