Pg. 119 What characters do you learn about? What is the setting? Select all that apply.
Pgs. 120-121 Why does the king think the page is the "borrowed line"? What will he do with it? Use text evidence to support your answer.
Fairy tales may include a lesson or message. What sentence on page 121 shares a lesson or message? Use quotation marks when you type it.
Pgs. 122-123 Why does the king give the page to Minli?
Fairy tales usually have made-up settings and fantastic situations that could not happen in real life. Reread pages 126–127, and identify elements that suggest this is a fairy tale.
Reread the second sentence in the second paragraph on page 128. What two things are being compared?
Pgs. 128-131Match the Event with the Outcome.
| Stavka koja se može prevući | arrow_right_alt | Odgovarajuća stavka |
|---|---|---|
Dragon realizes that the lion has the borrowed line Minli needs. | arrow_right_alt | The Old Man gives the lions a string of destiny. |
Minli leaves the city and reunites with Dragon. | arrow_right_alt | The crack in the sphere did not grow, and the string went unused. |
The lions watched their sphere each night to see if the crack would grow. | arrow_right_alt | The lion gives the string of destiny to Dragon. |
Minili and Dragon wonder which one is the real borrowed line. | arrow_right_alt | Minli and Dragon tell each other how they each found the borrowed line. |
The lions ask the Old Man fo the Moon for help. | arrow_right_alt | Minli and Dragon decide to ask the Old Man in the Moon which is the real borrowed line. |
Pgs. 128-129 Why does Dragon think the red thread is the "borrowed line"?
Essential Question: What did Minli and Dragon do to get the information they needed?