The Baker's Daughter

How is the setting of the bakery and surrounding town important to the plot of the story?

• It is where the daughter and her father meet strange creatures.

• It is where the daughter and her father live and interact with others.

• It is where the daughter and her father travel back in time.

• It is where the daughter and her father create a chaotic environment.

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CCSS.RL.4.3

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Read the dictionary entry.

scruple \skroop-e-l\ verb

1. 1. a musical instrument

2. 2. a feeling of hesitation

3. 3. To polish thoroughly

4. 4. willing to do something

• Definition 1

• Definition 2

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• Definition 4

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Which sentence supports the author's message about6 the consequences of greed and dishonesty in "The Baker's Daughter"?

• "My pretty girl," said she, "give me a bit of dough  I beg of you, for I am old and hungry." (Paragraph 4)

• 1. She pretended to look about the oven as if in search of something. (Paragraph 9)

• 1. "No," replied the girl. "How could such a large loaf have grown out of a little piece of dough?"  (Paragraph 17)

• …changed into an owl, and flying about the room, at last, made for the door, and, finding it open, she flew out and was never seen again. (Paragraph 19)

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The author wrote the selection most likely to -

Select TWO Answers

• entertain readers with a whimsical story about a baker and a fairy.

• teach a lesson about the importance of honesty and kindness

• 1. highlight the importance of hard work and dedication

• teach a lesson about the consequences of dishonesty

• 1. suggest that it is acceptable to refuse help to those in need

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CCSS.RL.4.6

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CCSS.RI.6.9

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Read the adage

"Your reap what you sow."

• Ultimately, individuals will avoid the consequences of their actions.

• In the end, individuals will always outrun the consequences of their actions.

• Eventually, individuals will face the consequences of their actions.

• 1. Usually, individuals will find that consequences are unrelated to their actions.

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How does the room with a door serve a s crucial setting in the story?

• 1. It symbolizes a temporary repercussion of the daughter’s bad actions.

• 1. It symbolizes a permanent separation from the daughter’s previous life.

• It symbolizes freedom from greed and dishonesty.

• It symbolizes escape from consequences.

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Based on the events throughout the story "The Baker's Daughter," what lesson does the author want the reader to learn.

Use evidence from the text to support your answer.

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