Paper Bag Princess DR 3

What did Elizabeth ask the dragon about?

• His age

• His ability to burn forests

• His favorite food

• His friends

How many forests did the dragon burn after Elizabeth's first question?

• Ten

• Fifty

• One hundred

• Twenty

What happened when the dragon took another breath after burning fifty forests?

• He burnt up one hundred forests

• He burnt up ten forests

• He burnt up fifty forests

• Nothing happened

What did Elizabeth think about the dragon burning one hundred forests?

• She was surprised

• She thought it was fantastic

• She thought it was boring

• She was worried

What was the dragon unable to do after burning one hundred forests?

• Fly

• Cook a meatball

• Speak

• Eat

Why might Elizabeth be impressed with the dragon?

• Because of his size

• Because of his ability to burn forests

• Because of his friendly nature

• Because of his speed

What can we infer about the dragon’s fire-breathing ability by the end of the passage?

• It has improved

• It has become weaker

• It is unchanged

• It has disappeared

How does the dragon’s inability to breathe fire at the end of the passage affect Elizabeth’s perception of him?

• She is more impressed

• She is disappointed

• She is uninterested

• She is confused

What does the passage suggest about the dragon’s power?

• It is constant

• It can be unpredictable

• It increases with each breath

• It never decreases

Why did the dragon initially have enough fire to burn up forests?

• Because he was very hungry

• Because he was showing off

• Because he had been conserving it

• Because he had a lot of fire stored up