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WorksheetsThe Magic Mirror (Story from the Engaged Reader 6)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
The Magic Mirror is a:
Japanese folktale
Chinese legend
Filipino myth
Korean novel
The story took place at:
Hiroshima
Tokyo
Kyoto
Matsuyama
The family lived in:
a mansion on top of the hill
a palace in the sky
a small sturdy home
a hut by the sea
The father went to :
the city
another country
the palace
the mountains
In the story, the husband and the wife had:
twins
a daughter
a son
a son and daughter
no children
The father brought home five gifts. Out of these five, three are correct, two are wrong. Click on the three correct ones.
mirror
umbrella
kimono
spices
needles and threads
The mother had never seen a mirror or her reflection before.
true
false
The little girl grew up to be....
spoiled and vain.
kind and obedient.
noisy and selfish.
A tragedy happened in the story. It was:
the mother passing away due to an illness.
the father died in an accident.
the daughter got lost in the forest.
a witch casting a spell on the family.
The woman put the mirror away carefully because she:
did not want her neighbors to see it.
did not want to be like the Wicked Queen in Snow White.
wanted to give it to her sister.
did not want it to get broken.
hoped to sell it at the right time.
The father and the wife did not show the mirror to their daughter when she was young because:
they thought she would show it off to her friends.
they wanted her to remain humble.
they wanted to keep the mirror for themselves.
they did not want her to end up like the Wicked Queen in Snow White.
The daughter was fooled by the image in the mirror because:
she loved shiny things.
her father told her it was her mother.
her mother's picture was painted on it.
she did not know she resembled/looked like her mother.
she was talking to a magic mirror, the same one the Wicked Queen had in Snow White.
Vocabulary Word:
The state of being alive; a way of living.
(a)
Vocabulary Word:
to talk rapidly or incessantly about trivial matters
(a)
Vocabulary Word:
The quality of being thankful; readiness to show appreciation for and return of kindness.
(a)
