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Infer that the text is folktale.

• Imaginary animals

• Transformation

• talking animals

• all correct

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CCSS.RL.5.9

How does the dialogue help you understand Alfonso's character?

• it is not helpful

• i do understand that he is selfish

• I understood that Alfonso is selfless from his thoughts and actions

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How does the plan help Alfonso and Blancaflor to achieve their task?

• They set what to do every task.

• Alfonso honored his words and trusted Blancaflor who helped with her magic.

• Blancaflor gave magic to Alfonso so he can help her

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CCSS.RL.5.2

What roles do the dove and the eagle play in the story?

• Both help the Prince on his journey. The dove signals to him, and the eagle carries him across a ravine.

• The Dove helped by showing the direction but the eagle didn't help

• both of them told the wicked king what Alfonso wanted to do.

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How will Alfonso accomplish the task?

• By this strength.

• By the magic that Blancaflor gave him.

• By the help of Blancaflor

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Why does the author make the last task different?

• not to make readers bored.

• Making the last task the most challenging builds suspense

• Because that is the pattern of the story

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CCSS.RL.5.5

“Alfonso felt his heart stop.” Why is this an example of figurative language?

• Alfonso’s heart does not really stop. It shows how frightened and upset he is about seeing Blancaflor disappear into the water.

• simile shows h is excited

• Metaphor shows he is completely bored

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To escape from her father, Blancaflor throws a comb in the road. How many more things do you think she will throw behind her? Why?

• because there is no other choice.

• because these were the only things she had before leaving.

• She will throw two more things, for a total of three things, to match the pattern.

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CCSS.RL.5.1

CCSS.W.5.1B

“lighten your step” what does light mean?

• It means to move more quickly.

• means to see well

• means to move other direction.

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CCSS.L.5.4A

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How does the mood changed from the beginning of the story to the end?

• The mood changes from dark and suspenseful to hopeful.

• Page 157 introduces a mysterious voice that makes demands of Alfonso. On page 168, the phrase “Let them lighten your step” creates the hope of escape and success

• all above

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