WorksheetsStone Carved Face and Finding Sara Crewe
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 46mins
What can the reader infer after reading paragraph 20, of The Stone-carved face?
The man finally showed up.
The poet was the stone faced man.
Ernest was the stone faced man.
The stone faced man isn't real.
Complete the following sentence.
Ernest probably thinks the Great Stone Face is (a)
Read the sentence from paragraph 10 of "The Stone Craved Face".
"Ernest knew [Gathergold] was not the man of the prophecy."
Which word would best replace prophecy in the sentence?
Ernest knew [Gathergold] was not the man of the (a)
Organize these options into the right categories to indicate how Ernest knew that Gathergold was not the legendary man, by putting each choice to the correct place.
Gathergold was unkind to the townspeople.
Gathergold is rich
Gathergold is from far away
Gathergold did not look like the Stoneface.
The word "native" has a Latin root that means " to be born or natural." Using this information, the word "native" in paragraph 12 of "The Stone Carved Face" most likely means -
elderly
local
related
talented
In the story, " The Stone Carved Face" the face is a symbol of (a) and (b) .
Read the sentences from paragraph 4 of the story, " Finding Sara Crewe."
" Sara remembered the day she arrived at Miss Minchin's boarding school in London. The sky was gray and overcast, fitting Sara's mood perfectly. "
What does the author mean when he states the gray and overcast sky, fit her mood?
Be sure to use CRE!
Read the sentence from paragraph 5, of "Finding Sara Crewe."
" Not to worry my love, Captain Crewe whispered to Sara patiently.
You will have have everything you need here at Miss Minchin's."
The reader can tell from Captain Crewe's words that he is -
stern and unforgiving
loving and supportive
carefree and dismissive
unsteady and undependable
In the story, " Finding Sara Crewe", Becky and Sara's "celebrations" depend mostly upon -
donations from strangers
the power of imagination
Miss Minchin's generosity
the amount of food they can steal
Which is one theme that both stories have in common?
Trust is not earned easily.
Hardship yields bitterness.
Goodness is not always rewarded.
What you seek might be right in front of you the whole time.
Write an essay response to explain the following prompt.
Explain how Ernest and Sara both experience longing in their lives.
Thesis/Claim; Evidence; Conclusion; Hook
