Rapunzel

What did the Prince want Rapunzel to do?

• He wanted her to leave the tower and go to the kingdom with him.

• He wanted to pick flowers in the garden with Rapunzel.

• He wanted Rapunzel to go on a picnic with him.

Who saw the Prince leave the tower?

• a. the evil witch

• b. Rapunzel's parents

• c. the villagers

How did the evil witch punish Rapunzel?

• She made her do all the dishes.

• She chopped her hair and used her wand to send her to the forest.

• She moved her to another tall tower.

What happened to the Prince when he saw the evil witch at the top of the tower?

• a. She put a curse on him and he could no longer see.

• b. She put a curse on him and sent him back to his kingdom.

• c. She put a curse on him and turned him into a bird.

How did the Prince and Rapunzel meet each other again?

• He heard her voice and followed it.

• He swam across the ocean and saw her again.

• He never found her.

How did they break the curse from the evil witch?

• Rapunzels tears fell into the Princes eyes and he could see again.

• Rapunzel found a good witch to break the curse.

• Rapunzel made a magic potion for the Prince.

Read the sentence from paragraph 10. "Rapunzel had magnificent long hair, fine as spun gold, and when she heard the voice of the enchantress she unfastened her braided tresses." The author included this simile about Rapunzel's hair most likely to -

• suggest that her hair was not ordinary

• help the reader visualize her hair

• identify what makes her important

• show how she will save herself

How is the end of the story being set in the desert significant?

• It shows the vengefulness of the enchantress.

• It creates a feeling of hope for Rapunzel.

• It mirrors Rapunzel's desolate living situation.

• It separates Rapunzel from the King's son.

What is the main problem in the story?

• Rapunzel did not receive love as a child.

• Rapunzel lost her true love.

• Rapunzel was stolen from her parents.

• Rapunzel was kept in isolation.

The reader can conclude from the information in the first four paragraphs that -

• the enchantress was known for her trickery

• the husband was usually a thief for his trade

• the rampion was enchanted and made the woman long for it

• the woman should have controlled her urges and not eaten the rampion