Frog Prince: A German Story by Angela McAllister

Which selection form the story helps the reader to understand that the princess and the frog value different things?

• "I promise you a ruby as big as my thumb if you bring it to me, " she said. The frog laughed . " I don't need a ruby," he chuckled. But if you promise to love me and let me sit at your table and eat from your plate, sip from your cup and sleep on your pillow, then I'll fetch your golden ball."

• " I'll promise whatever you wish,' said the princess, for the ball was a favorite present from her father. And so the frog jumped into the pool with a splash. Before long, the princess saw something gleam in the murky water and up came the frog with her ball in his mouth."

• " I can't bear to pick him up, Father, ' she said , but the king only gave her a frown . So the princess laid a spoon on the floor and let the frog hop on board, then she lifted him onto the table. "

• "I'll get warts if I share that cup!' cried the princess, so she went thirsty. When the frog had finished eating and drinking he bowed to the king and queen, stretched his skinny legs and yawned. "

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Is the story written in first person or third person? How do you know?

• First person; Readers are able to read what the princess is thinking.

• First person; The princess speaks the most in the story.

• Third person; All of the characters in the story speak at least once.

• Third person; The story is told as if by someone who saw the events.

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Read the following selection from the story. 'What does this mean? asked the king. The princess explained how the frog had fetched her ball in return for a promise. "Then you must keep your promise," insisted the King.' Based on this selection, choose the statement that is TRUE.

• The King cares about all the creatures in his kingdom.

• The King places a high value on keeping his promises.

• The king is pleased that the frog returned the valuable ball.

• The king does not think that the frog is horrid or slimy.

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True or False The lonely princess threw a golden ball into the royal lake beside the castle.

• True

• False

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True or False A stag leaped across her path and caused her to miss catching the golden ball.

• True

• False

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The Frog asked the princess

• Why are you sad?

• Do you want to play?

• What is for lunch?

• Are you a princess?

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What did the princess promise the frog she would get him if her could fetch her golden ball?

• Ruby

• Diamond

• Pearl

• Emerald

What did the frog want in return for fetching the golden ball from the bottom of the pond? Click all that apply.

• The Princess to love him

• To sit at her table

• To eat from her plate

• To sip from her cup

• To sleep on her pillow

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True or False The Frog traveled night and day to find the princess.

• True

• False

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When the princess kissed the frog, he turned into....

• Nothing, he remained a frog

• A hansom young prince

• A mighty king

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