Quiz on Pinocchio

The storytellers introduce the fairy tale using a(n) ___________.

• map

• poem

• emoji

What does the word virtue mean in the sentence “I may be small in size, but I am large in virtue”?

• goodness; strength of heart

• power; strength of body

• sense of humor

• knowledge

How does Geppetto feel about Pinocchio?

• He loves him like a son.

• He does not trust him.

• He is sad he’s not a real child.

• He is afraid he will come to life.

Which sentence supports the correct answer to question 3?

• “An old carpenter hunches over a pale block of pinewood.”

• “You can talk?!”

• “What happened to your nose?”

• “With his last gold coin, Geppetto buys Pinocchio a handsome book bag.”

In Scene 2, Pinocchio shows he is ___________. Choose TWO.

• trustworthy

• careful

• foolish

• selfish

How does Pinocchio change in Scene 4?

• He begins to lie.

• He does what it takes to have fun.

• He starts thinking of others.

• He turns into a real boy.

Which sentence supports the correct answer to question 6?

• “Pinocchio’s nose grows an inch.”

• “The Blue Fairy can get me a new book bag.”

• “Pinocchio touches his own ears in horror.”

• “If you can’t help me, please tell Papa I’m sorry.”

Which is a theme of the play “Pinocchio”?

• Lying can get you what you want.

• It is best to think only of yourself.

• Magic is all around us.

• You will be rewarded if you do the right thing.

What lessons does Pinocchio learn in the story, and how does he learn them?

• Through his adventures and mistakes.

• By reading books and studying.

• From the advice of the Blue Fairy.

Does Pinocchio deserve to become a real boy?

• Yes, because he learns from his mistakes and shows bravery.

• No, because he continues to lie and make poor choices.

• Yes, because he is always honest and kind.

• No, because he never learns from his mistakes.