Cinder Al

Who is the author of "Cinder Al and the Stinky Footwear"

• Roger Lore

• Chin Ko

• Roger Lore and Chin Ko

• Chin Ko and Roger Lore

How does Cinder Al’s visit with the Fragrant Fairy Godmother affect the story?

• She talks him into going to the garden to visit the princess.

• She warns him that he will faint if he tries to wear the stinky shoes.

• She asks him to skip the ball in order to help her clean out the cottage.

• She tells him to put a clothespin on his nose in order to clean the footwear.

At the end of the story, the author says that Princess Peeyu and Cinder Al hit it off like onions and liver. What does the phrase hit it off like onions and liver suggest about the two of them?

• They had a fight.

• They liked each other.

• They smelled like food.

• They ate dinner together.

Which idea from the passage does the illustration best support?

• Princess Peeyu and the garlic are stinky.

• Princess Peeyu issues a royal proclamation.

• Princess Peeyu wants to dance at the royal ball.

• Princess Peeyu grows and eats the garlic from her garden.

How does Cinder Al’s visit with the Fragrant Fairy Godmother affect the story?

• She talks him into going to the garden to visit the princess.

• She warns him that he will faint if he tries to wear the stinky shoes.

• She asks him to skip the ball in order to help her clean out the cottage.

• She tells him to put a clothespin on his nose in order to clean the footwear.

At the end of the story, the author says that Princess Peeyu and Cinder Al hit it off like onions and liver. What does the phrase hit it off like onions and liver suggest about the two of them?

• They had a fight.

• They liked each other.

• They smelled like food.

• They ate dinner together.

How does Cinder Al get his name?

Who is the author of 'Cinder Al and the Stinky Footwear'?

• Roger Lore

• Chin Ko

• Roger Lore and Chin Ko

• Chin Ko and Roger Lore

How does Cinder Al’s visit with the Fragrant Fairy Godmother affect the story?

• She talks him into going to the garden to visit the princess.

• She warns him that he will faint if he tries to wear the stinky shoes.

• She asks him to skip the ball in order to help her clean out the cottage.

• She tells him to put a clothespin on his nose in order to clean the footwear.

At the end of the story, the author says that Princess Peeyu and Cinder Al hit it off like onions and liver. What does the phrase hit it off like onions and liver suggest about the two of them?

• They had a fight.

• They liked each other.

• They smelled like food.

• They ate dinner together.