Stormalong

How is "Stormalong" DIFFERENT from "Hoderi the Fisherman"?

• "Stormalong" is a traditional tale.

• "Stormalong" takes place in more than one setting.

• "Stormalong" describes a character who wants to fit in.

• "Stormalong" describes a character who becomes an outcast at the end of the story.

What is the main theme of the story 'Stormalong'?

• Adventure and exploration

• Friendship and loyalty

• Fitting in and belonging

• Overcoming fears

Which of the following best describes Stormalong's character?

• Timid and shy

• Brave and adventurous

• Cunning and deceitful

• Lazy and indifferent

In 'Stormalong', what is the significance of the sea?

• It represents danger and fear

• It symbolizes freedom and adventure

• It is a place of mystery and magic

• It is a source of wealth and prosperity

What literary device is predominantly used in 'Stormalong'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

How does Stormalong's size affect his life in the story?

• It makes him a target for bullies

• It helps him become a great sailor

• It causes him to feel isolated

• It leads to his downfall

What lesson does 'Stormalong' teach about fitting in?

• It's important to change yourself to fit in

• Being different can be a strength

• Fitting in is more important than being happy

• Conformity leads to success

Which event marks the climax of 'Stormalong'?

• Stormalong's decision to leave the sea

• The battle with the sea monster

• Stormalong's return to his village

• The storm that tests Stormalong's skills

What role does the sea monster play in 'Stormalong'?

• It is a symbol of Stormalong's fears

• It represents the challenges of the sea

• It is a friend to Stormalong

• It is a minor obstacle

How does the author use imagery in 'Stormalong'?

• To create a sense of wonder

• To emphasize the danger of the sea

• To highlight Stormalong's loneliness

• To describe the beauty of the land