The Third Wish Pt. 1

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Read the following paragraph.

"Once there was a man who was driving in his car at dusk on a spring evening through part of the forest of Savernake. His name was Mr. Peters. The primroses were just beginning but the trees were still bare, and it was cold; the birds had stopped singing an hour ago."

What type of story do you think this is? (Genre)

• mystery

• adventure

• fantasy

• nonfiction

• thriller

Read the passage on Google Classroom titled "The Third Wish Pt. 1".

During or after your reading, type 2 separate adjectives that describe the story.

Which of these lines from the text shows the attitude of the King of the Forest? Mark only one oval.

• “I expect three wishes, no more and no less,” answered Mr. Peters looking at him steadily and with composure.

• “Three wishes he wants, the clever man!"

• "Presently the swan, when it was satisfied with its appearance, floated to the bank once more..."

• “You think that because you have rescued — by pure good fortune — the King of the Forest from a difficulty, you should have some fabulous reward.”

How does paragraph 9 contribute to the plot? Mark only one oval.

• It shows that Mr. Peters wants to be very careful about how he uses his wishes.

• It shows that Mr. Peters wants a beautiful wife.

• It shows that he cares deeply for his new wife.

• It shows that Mr. Peters remembers a cautionary tale about the dangers of wishing carelessly.

What does the author mean by the word content in paragraph 9? Mark only one oval.

• satisfied

• lonely

• sad

• excited

Draw a scene from the text.

Look back in the text to find one if you can't remember.