WorksheetsAwake Comprehension Check
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
1. Based on the text, what did Carabeau point out to Roisa in the open courtyard?
A. A scene of people dancing that was completely still
B. A spinning wheel with a pointed spindle
C. A group of thirteen faeries
D. A handsome prince approaching
2. According to the text, what is Roisa's main feeling about her current situation?
A. Complete happiness with the faeries
B. Fear of returning to her old life
C. A longing to experience life from within, not just as an observer
D. Anger toward the Thirteenth Faery
3. How does Carabeau explain the stopped time that Roisa observes?
A. They travel backward in time
B. They don't stop time, but move aside from the time humans keep
C. The faeries cast a spell that freezes all living creatures
D. Time only moves when Roisa is asleep
4. What gifts were bestowed upon Roisa by the twelve faeries at her birth?
A. Beauty, wealth, power, and immortality
B. Qualities like loveliness, charm, grace, intelligence, and modesty
C. The ability to speak with animals and control the weather
D. Protection from all harm and magical abilities
5. What does Carabeau tell Roisa will happen when she returns to the world?
A. She will become a faery herself
B. She will remember nothing of her time with the faeries
C. A prince will wake her and they will fall in love immediately
D. She will have to fight the Thirteenth Faery
6. What can be inferred about the relationship between Roisa and the faeries?
A. The faeries are holding Roisa captive against her will
B. The faeries care for Roisa but know she must return to her human life
C. Roisa despises the faeries for cursing her
D. The faeries are afraid of Roisa's magical powers
7. What does Roisa say she misses about her old life?
A. Her parents and the guardsman
B. The spinning wheel
C. Seeing things as they truly are, alive and moving
D. Being a princess with servants
8. What is the significance of the Thirteenth Faery in the story?
A. She is Roisa's enemy who cursed her
B. She seems to be Carabeau, who has been caring for Roisa
C. She will marry the prince who awakens Roisa
D. She is a minor character who appears only briefly
9. What does Carabeau tell Roisa she must pretend about her time with the faeries?
A. That it never happened
B. That it was all a dream she had while she slept
C. That the faeries forced her to stay with them
D. That she learned powerful magic from them
10. What magical ability do the faeries demonstrate in the story?
A. They can transform into animals
B. They can travel while moving outside normal time
C. They can read Roisa's thoughts
D. They can make objects appear and disappear
11. How does Roisa react when told her "century of freedom" is over?
A. She begs to stay with the faeries longer
B. She becomes angry and refuses to return
C. She expresses delight but then begins crying
D. She immediately falls into a deep sleep
12. What can be inferred about the curse that was placed on Roisa?
A. It was meant to harm her permanently
B. It caused her to sleep for 100 years but allowed her to wake at night with the faeries
C. It gave her immortality
D. It was placed on her by her parents
13. What does Carabeau quietly add about Roisa's memories of her time with the faeries?
A. They will become stronger over time
B. They will soon be nothing but a dream to her
C. She must write them down to preserve them
D. They will cause her great pain
14. What is unusual about the faeries' tears as described in the text?
A. They turn into diamonds when they fall
B. The faeries can't cry real tears, only pearls that spangle their cheeks
C. Their tears can heal any wound
D. They cry tears of blood
15. What can be inferred about the story of "Awake" based on the text?
A. It is a traditional telling of Sleeping Beauty
B. It is a modern retelling that focuses on Sleeping Beauty's time during the curse
C. It is an original fairy tale unrelated to classic stories
D. It is told from the villain's perspective
