Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp (Part 3)

When Aladdin asked the genie of the ring to return them and the palace, the genie said he wasn't able to do it. Why couldn't he return them? (p. 352)

• The ring genie cannot undo the power of the genie of the lamp.

• The ring genie doesn't have any more power left.

• The ring genie doesn't like Aladdin and Badr.

What did Aladdin ask of the ring genie? (p. 352)

• He asked the ring genie to turn the nobleman into a mouse.

• He asked the ring genie to send the nobleman to another place.

• He asked the ring genie to go out and find the genie of the lamp.

How did Aladdin get the lamp back from the nobleman? (p. 352)

• He took it from him.

• He found it in the nobleman's library.

• Aladdin's wife asked the nobleman to give it back.

At the end of the story, what happened to the nobleman? (p. 353)

• The nobleman, turned into a mouse, lived in a cage as a pet.

• The nobleman ran away and never returned.

• The nobleman, Aladdin, and Badr all became good friends.

Scheherazade, the story teller, agrees to tell the King another story. What is the next story about? (p. 353)

• a sailor named Sinbad

• a traveler named Marco Polo

• The king of dreams, named Morpheus

How many stories did Scheherazade, the story teller, tell to the King in all? (p. 353)

• one thousand and one stories

• two stories

• nine hundred sixty-six stories

Complete the sentence:

Zack was in the swimming pool. (a)   , at the same time, Frens was in the library. (p. 356)

Complete the sentence:

My family and I ate dinner in the most (a)   restaurant last night. The food was amazing!

(p. 356)

Complete the sentence:

Mr. Michael has often has good (a)   . He is very lucky most of the time. (p. 356)

Complete the sentence:

The cups and bowls in my kitchen are all very shiny and (a)   . (p. 356)