Cinderella

What is the meaning of the word "bibbidi-bobbidi-boo" as used in the context of Cinderella's story?

• A magical spell

• A type of dance

• A name of a character

• A place in the story

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In the story of Cinderella, what is the main theme?

• The importance of wealth

• The power of kindness and perseverance

• The value of beauty

• The significance of family heritage

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Which detail from the story of Cinderella helps you understand her character?

• She lives in a large castle.

• She is kind to animals and people.

• She wears a beautiful dress.

• She has a fairy godmother.

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How does the setting of the royal ball contribute to the story of Cinderella?

• It shows Cinderella's love for dancing.

• It provides a place for Cinderella to meet the prince.

• It highlights the wealth of the kingdom.

• It is where Cinderella loses her glass slipper.

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What strategy can you use to determine the meaning of the word "enchanted" in the story of Cinderella?

• Look for a synonym in the text.

• Guess based on the title.

• Ask a friend.

• Ignore the word.

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What inference can you make about the stepmother's feelings towards Cinderella based on her actions?

• She is indifferent to Cinderella.

• She is jealous of Cinderella.

• She admires Cinderella.

• She is afraid of Cinderella.

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Which example from the text shows that Cinderella is hopeful?

• She cleans the house every day.

• She dreams of attending the royal ball.

• She talks to the animals.

• She wears rags.

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How does the fairy godmother's appearance change the course of the story?

• She gives Cinderella a new home.

• She helps Cinderella attend the ball.

• She teaches Cinderella to dance.

• She warns Cinderella about the prince.

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What is the meaning of the phrase "happily ever after" in the context of Cinderella's story?

• A temporary happiness

• A life of continuous joy

• A short-lived celebration

• A moment of triumph

What evidence from the story supports the idea that Cinderella is resilient?

• She cries when her stepsisters leave for the ball.

• She continues to be kind despite her hardships.

• She refuses to do chores.

• She runs away from home.

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