Narrative Elements in a Fantasy Tale

In Chapter 16 of 'La Enchanted', the narrator travels with Sir Stephen, who shares tales of his hounds and the Prince. They discuss the journey to the Giants and the Prince's character. The narrator reads letters with humorous spelling errors from Hattie and Olive. As they enter giant country, everything is larger, including the people. They meet a friendly giant who guides them to a wedding, highlighting the welcoming nature of giants.

What is the main reason the narrator likes Sir Stephen?

• His wisdom

• His name is Stephen

• His wealth

• His bravery

How many daughters does Sir Stephen have?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• Five

What is the narrator's main concern during the journey?

• The weather

• The company

• The speed of travel

• The food

How does Sir Stephen describe the Prince?

• Arrogant

• Indifferent

• Eager to learn

• Lazy

What did the Prince do when the cart overturned?

• Ignored it

• Helped rescue the vegetables

• Laughed at the situation

• Called for help

What does the narrator do to change the subject from herself?

• Discusses the journey

• Mentions the Prince

• Talks about the weather

• Asks about the hounds

What does the narrator do with her magic book at the inn?

• Reads a story

• Writes a letter

• Draws a picture

• Sings a song

What is Hattie's suspicion about Ella?

• Ella is a spy

• Ella has run off

• Ella is a witch

• Ella is a thief

What does Olive wish for in her letter?

• To have people do what she wants

• To have more friends

• To travel the world

• To be smarter

What is the genie's main longing in the tale?

• Power

• Wealth

• Freedom

• Love