WorksheetsNarrative Exam Study Session
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which character is more dynamic in the narrative, The Crocodile in the Bedroom?
The Crocodile
The Crocodile's wife
Which of the following is NOT a setting for the narrative? Select two correct answers.
The bedroom
The swamp
The garden
The forest
When is the story set?
past
present
future
Which sentence in the narrative helps to develop the setting? Select two correct answers.
"A Crocodile became increasingly fond of the wallpaper in his bedroom."
"Well, if you insist, for just a few minutes," the Crocodile said.
"Great heavens!" cried the Crocodile. "The flowers and leaves in this garden are growing in a terrible tangle!"
“How happy and secure these flowers make me feel!”
What is the conflict in the narrative, The Crocodile in the Bedroom?
The Crocodile and his wife are fighting
The Crocodile does not want to go outside because the wall paper in his room makes him happy
The Crocodile’s wife can’t make her garden grow straight
The Crocodile wants new wallpaper in his bedroom
What sentence conveys the climax of the narrative?
“Mrs. Crocodile was proud of her garden.”
“Ah,” said the Crocodile. “Here is a garden that is ever so much better. How happy and secure these flowers make me feel.”
“Great heavens!’ cried the Crocodile. “The flowers and leaves in this garden are growing in a terrible tangle! They are all scattered! They are messy and entwined!”
“After that the Crocodile seldom left his bed.”
What is the theme of The Crocodile in the Bedroom?
Inside is better than outside
Without a doubt, there is such a thing as too much order
Crocodiles like things a certain way
It would be better if gardens were planted in an organized way
What sentence contributes to your understanding of the theme?
“He stared at it for hours and hours.”
“They are like soldiers. There is not a single one that is out of place.”
“Mrs. Crocodile was proud of her garden.”
“After that the crocodile seldom left his bed. He lay there, smiling at the walls. He turned a very pale and sickly shade of green.”
Which of the following sentences from the narrative uses figurative language?
“He stared at it for hours and hours.”
“They are like soldiers. There is not a single one that is out of place.”
“Mrs. Crocodile was proud of her garden.”
What point of view is the narrative told from?
First Person
Third Person
How might the narrative change if told from the Crocodile's first person perspective?
The Crocodile might make the reader feel as if staying inside excessively to avoid disorder is reasonable.
The Crocodile would make his wife seem thoughtful for encouraging him to go outside.
The story would include more 3rd person pronouns like 'he' or 'she'.
