Little Mermaid

What wisdom did the little mermaid's grandmother possess?

• She was a very wise woman

• She had the sweetest voice in the world

• She could see the future

• She could grant wishes

an imaginary creature described in stories, with the upper body of a woman and the tail of a fish

You need to draw a bride ; )

The sea witch's words in paragraph 5 are significant to the story because they reveal that -

• becoming human is a painful experience

• the sea witch is trying to make the little mermaid fail

• becoming human comes at an immense cost

• the little mermaid will not be able to succeed

The reader can conclude from the information in paragraph 2 that the little mermaid -

• will regret her choice

• has not given her choice thought

• is second guessing her decision

• loves the prince deeply

Which of the following best describes the little mermaid's main problem in the story?

• She does not know how to act like a human

• She thinks she might leave her family forever

• She must win the prince's love with no voice

• she is in great pain when she walks on her new legs

What is the best summary

• The little mermaid goes to ask the sea witch to turn her into

      a human. She agrees to give up her voice in exchange.

      When she travels to the surface and drinks the magical

      draught, she is in great pain as a human.

• The sea witch warns the little mermaid that the magical

      draught to turn her into a human will be painful and will cost

      her giving up her voice. The little mermaid agrees. When

      she travels to the surface and drinks the draught, she

      becomes a human and the prince finds her.

•  The little mermaid wishes to become human since she loves

      the prince above the sea. The sea witch gives her a

      magical draught that will change her into a human. She

      has to give up her tongue and silently says goodbye to

      her family since she will not be able to return after she

      becomes human.

Paragraph 10 is mainly about the li8ttle mermaid's

• A journey to the surface

• transformation into a human

• first meeting with the prince

• pain from leaving her home

The third person point of view gives the reader insight into -

• the feelings the little mermaid has about becoming a human

• the sea witch's thoughts about the mermaid

• the doubts the little mermaid's family has about her leaving

• the little mermaid's hesitation abo9ut drinking the draught

What is the main theme of 'The Little Mermaid'?

• A) Sacrifice and love

• B) Adventure and exploration

• C) Friendship and loyalty

• D) Power and greed