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WorksheetsEzra the Dragon
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
How does Scene differ from Scene 1?
Scene 2 takes place in a different location
Scene 2 includes more stage directions
Scene 2 introduces a new character
Scene 2 includes fewer characters
Which of these events resolves the King's conflict in the play?
The king meets a fire-breathing dragon
The King gives gold and silver coins to the poor
The King speaks to his loyal aid
The King makes a deal with Ezra
Scene 1 and Scene 2 both-
take place at the King's throne
Have only two speaking characters
Include Ezra as a speaking character
discuss benefits of a fire-breathing dragons
How does the King change in this play?
He becomes friends with his aid
He learns to accept red dragons
He warms up to his subjects
He gains his aid's trust
What can the reader conclude about the King's intentions?
He wants to do what will make him the most money
He wants to do what is best fro dragons
He wants to do whatever will earn him the most fame
He wants to do what makes everyone happy
Paragraph 12 most likely directs characters to bow because-
they are meeting someone for the first time
they are ending the performance
they are in the presence of the King
they are asking for forgiveness
What is the main idea of paragraph 19?
the king's loyal aid
the blacksmith needs metal heated
fire-breathing dragons can be useful
Ezra can help the poor
Which event takes place first in the play?
The king tells his aid to spread the news to the people
The King speaks with a red dragon named Ezra
The King learns that his subjects have a complaint
The King discusses uses for fire-breathing dragon
In paragraph 15, the word skeptical means-
possible
doubtful
trusting
convinced
What is the best definition of the word fare as it is used in paragraph 18?
travel
turn out
dine
proceed
