Andre and the Princess Suripit

Think about Andre's character. What are his main traits?

• Complacent, disorganized, aloof.

• Naive, impulsive, arrogant.

• Indifferent, reckless, selfish.

• Resilient, smart, caring.

Explain who Princess Suripit is and how she affects the story.

• Princess Suripit is a strong and smart character whose choices move the story forward.

• Princess Suripit is a bad character who tries to stop the main character.

• Princess Suripit does not really change the story.

• Princess Suripit is a character who does not make many choices.

What is a big idea in the story? How does it show up in the story?

• The search for power and control.

• The value of friendship.

• The fight for identity.

• The effects of technology on society.

Match the following summaries with their corresponding plots from 'Andre and the Princess Suripit'.

• A boy and a princess discover friendship.

• The tale revolves around a crew of pirates on a quest for hidden treasure.

• A brave knight protects his kingdom.

• In 'Andre and the Princess Suripit', a boy and a princess embark on an exciting adventure, discovering the true meaning of friendship and courage.

• A princess and her dragon face a sorcerer.

• Andre is a brave knight who protects his kingdom from a terrifying giant monster.

• A crew of pirates seeks hidden treasure.

• A courageous princess and her loyal dragon battle against a wicked sorcerer.

What is the setting of the story? How does it affect the characters?

• The story takes place in a city of the future.

• The setting helps shape what the characters want and how they act.

• The setting does not matter for how the characters grow.

• The characters do not care about their environment.

What is the main conflict in the story? How does it start?

• The main conflict starts with an important event that challenges the main character.

• The main conflict is introduced in the last chapter.

• The main character does not face any big challenges.

• The conflict is solved through talking peacefully.

How do the characters solve their problem by the end of the story?

• The characters go their separate ways for good.

• The characters find a way to agree.

• The characters pretend their differences don't matter.

• The problem gets worse and leads to a fight.

What symbols are found in the story? What do they mean?

• The book, showing adventure.

• The tree, representing family.

• The clock, showing time.

• The journey, key, and mirror represent growth, knowledge, and self-reflection.

How does the relationship between Andre and Suripit change?

• Their friendship grows stronger as they face challenges together.

• They become business partners but don't really know each other.

• Their relationship stays formal and distant the whole time.

• They start off as rivals and end up hating each other.

How does the setting affect the story?

• The setting does not affect the story at all.

• The setting does not matter for character growth.

• The setting is important because it affects how characters act, creates problems, and helps tell the story.

• The setting only changes what the characters say.