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WorksheetsThe Little Liar - Comprehension Questions
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is the primary theme of 'The Little Liar'?
The importance of honesty
The power of imagination
The consequences of greed
The value of friendship
Who is the main character of the story?
The Little Liar
The narrator
A teacher
A parent
What does the main character struggle with throughout the story?
Finding friends
Telling the truth
Overcoming fears
Achieving success
How does the author portray the character's lies?
What lesson does the main character ultimately learn?
Lies are necessary for survival
Truth can sometimes hurt, but it is ultimately liberating
Friends will always forgive lies
Imagination is better than reality
What narrative style is used in 'The Little Liar'?
First-person
Second-person
point of view of the truth itself, which observes and comments on the characters' actions and consequences.
Third-person omniscient
How does the story resolve?
The main character continues to lie
There is a confrontation with someone harmed by the lies
The character finds a way to escape reality
The character embraces a new life away from lies
Which of the following symbols appears in the story?
A Clock
A Book
A Mask
What does the story of "The White Tower symbolize?
Freedom, Consequences, & Redemption
Lies
Truth
deception
What significance did the discovery of Fannie being the narrator have?
She was the nicest character.
She was asked twice, "tell the world what happened here"
Sebastian loved her.
Fannie loved the main character, Nico.
The reader in "The Little Liar" experiences ..
Linear Plot
a fairy tale
Nonlinear Plot, such as Flashback, Foreshadowing, and Parallel Plot (intertwined lives of Nico, Sebastian, Fannie, & Udo Graf)
reading a series of false statements
Identify the genre in "The Little Liar".
Tall Tale
Science Fiction
Information/Nonfiction
Historical Fiction
Who is the antagonist?
Udo Graf
Fannie
Sebastian
Lazarre
How does the structure of the story influence the theme?
The cause and effect relationship influences the theme of redemption
The chronological sequence reflects the theme of deceit
The non-linear structure mirrors the fragmented (broken) nature of truth
The problem and solution structure impacts the theme of forgiveness
What are the ethical implications of lying in "The Little Liar" by Mitch Albom?
Describe Nico's personality and motivations.
How does Fannie influence the plot?
What are Udo Graf's goals in "The Little Liar" by Mitch Albom?
