Narrative Text "The Ugly Duckling"

What was different about one of the duck eggs?

• It was smaller than the others

• It was a different color

• It was larger than the others

• It cracked earlier than the others

• What did the mother duck think about the last egg?

• It would hatch into the smallest duckling

• It would hatch into the most beautiful duckling

• It would not hatch at all

• It would be a different animal

What is the definition of "complication" in a narrative text?

• The introduction of the characters and setting

• The moral lesson learned at the end of the story

• The resolution of the conflict in the story

• The problem or conflict that drives the story forward

Why did the other ducklings refuse to play with the ugly duckling?

• He was too small

• He was too loud

• He always won at games

• He looked different and was considered ugly

The ugly duckling decided to leave his family because he felt

• Angry and jealous

• Excited to explore

• Lonely and unwanted

• Brave and curious

What did the hen do to the ugly duckling?

• Pecked him with her beak

• Ignored him

• Asked him to stay

• Helped him find food

How did the ugly duckling feel when he saw his reflection as a swan?

• Sad and disappointed

• Surprised and happy

• Confused and scared

• Angry and frustrated

What caused the ugly duckling to feel happy at the end of the story?

• He saw his siblings again

• He found food and shelter

• He realized he had turned into a beautiful swan

• He found a family of ducks to stay with

In the sentence, "The ugly duckling decided to leave the family and go somewhere deep into the woods,"

the word "woods" refers to...

• A riverbank

• A group of animals

• A dense forest area

• A small village

What moral lesson can we learn from the story "The Ugly Duckling"?

• True beauty comes from patience and believing in oneself

• Always judge others based on their appearance

• It is better to be strong than kind

• Only those who look the same can be happy together