Stone Soup
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8 questions
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Where does the play take place?
Where does the play take place?
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Read this sentence from Scene 1: "A long time ago, three soldiers trudged home from war through a forest." Which word or phrase has a meaning similar to trudged in this sentence?
Read this sentence from Scene 1: "A long time ago, three soldiers trudged home from war through a forest." Which word or phrase has a meaning similar to trudged in this sentence?
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Which stage direction from Scene 3 best shows that the captain has a plan? ( Hint: Stage directions are the instructions in italics for the actor.)
Which stage direction from Scene 3 best shows that the captain has a plan? ( Hint: Stage directions are the instructions in italics for the actor.)
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Read this sentence from Scene 4: "The children rush back as fast as rabbits and drop the stones into the pot." What does the phrase "as fast as rabbits" mean in this sentence?
Read this sentence from Scene 4: "The children rush back as fast as rabbits and drop the stones into the pot." What does the phrase "as fast as rabbits" mean in this sentence?
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After the soup is done in Scene 5, what is one thing that the villagers do?
After the soup is done in Scene 5, what is one thing that the villagers do?
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At the end of the play, what do the children say they've never seen in the village before?
At the end of the play, what do the children say they've never seen in the village before?
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In Scene 1 Mary says, "My grandma says that many years ago, folks would share their food." Why do you think the villagers in the play stopped sharing their food?
In Scene 1 Mary says, "My grandma says that many years ago, folks would share their food." Why do you think the villagers in the play stopped sharing their food?
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The soldiers say they are making stone soup. What kind of soup do they really make? How does this help you understand the moral of the story?
The soldiers say they are making stone soup. What kind of soup do they really make? How does this help you understand the moral of the story?