WorksheetsSSOW Ozma of Oz, chapters 10-11
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 27mins
Why did Billina shout and cause the procession to stop?
she wanted to warn them about the giant & his hammer
one of the Scarecrow’s straws was poking her
she didn’t want them to step on her egg
None of the above
How many feet tall was the giant with the hammer?
Who was the Iron Giant made for?
Smith & Tinker by the Nome King
King Ev of Evoldo by Smith & Tinker
Elsa & Anna by Olaf
None of the Above
Why didn’t the group use the magic carpet to pass by the giant?
the carpet could only protect the citizens from Oz
the carpet could only protect the group from dangers on the ground
the carpet escaped and returned to Aladdin
All of the above
How did the group safely pass the iron giant?
Tik-tok was his friend and got him to let them pass by
They each went around the giant another way
They each passed under the hammer one at a time
They didn't, they were all crushed
Vocabulary #1 (10) probably means?
a frozen procession of people walking over a giant frozen gulf
a foolish procession running under a giant’s hammer
a formal procession of people walking, on horseback, or riding in vehicles
Not Here
Why didn’t the Cowardly Lion or Hungry Tiger rescue the Oz army private?
the Tiger was afraid he would eat him
the Lion was too cowardly
they were exhausted
None of the above
The Nome people were actually what?
Rock Elves
Rock Trolls
Rock Fairies
Rock Chips
T or F The Nome King was a good-natured fellow
True
False
Why didn’t the King agree to release the Queen of Ev and her children when Ozma asked?
The King of Ev owed him money
He did not like Ozma and her followers
He purchased them and owned them
None of the above
Why didn’t Ozma just force the King to release the Queen?
Her army was too afraid
Three words, her army was pi-ti-ful
The Nome Army was too strong
All of the above
Would you have done what Ozma did and agreed to try and rescue the Royal family at the risk of becoming bric-a-brac yourself? Why or why not? Explain in complete sentences.
