Gigi and the Wishing Ring

Where was the setting of the story?

• beach

• forest

• pool

• party

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What is a "script?"

• the name of one of the characters

• the person that writes the story

• the pictures

• the text of the play

Which character has been telling the story?

• GiGi

• The Old Woman

• A Narrator

• Bob the Builder

Who is the main character of the story?

• Sevants

• Narrator

• Old Woman

• Gigi

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How do you know when the setting changes in each scene?

• There are no ways to figure that out.

• The directions before each scene tell how the setting changes with lights and sounds.

• You can tell by how the characters sound.

• It is magic.

Why did the old woman give the cat, the dog, and the ring to Gigi?

• The old woman didn’t want them anymore.

• They were gifts to repay his kindness.

• They were gifts meant for his mother.

• She wanted to get Gigi into trouble.

Why is the ring special?

• It makes animals talk.

• It is worth a lot of money.

• It has the power to grant wishes.

• It makes the owner tell the truth.

What is the problem of the story?

• animals can talk

• Maliarda steals the ring from Gigi

• Gigi leaves the house

• Gigi meets the old woman

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In the last scene, Gigi says that Maliarda deserves a taste of her own medicine. What does Gigi mean when he says this?

• Maliarda has been feeling sick.

• Maliarda should get a special gift.

• Gigi will teach Maliarda how to cook.

• Gigi will do to Maliarda what she did to him.

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What is the solution of the story?

• Dog tells mouse to get the ring back and saves Gigi.

• Dog wants to make pancakes for mouse

• Cat wants to eat the mouse

• Cat eats tuna.

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