Saving Treloua- Fiction

A Loyani returns and plans the banquet alone.

B Sheneya becomes as focused and hardworking as Loyani.

C Loyani realizes she needs to relax and enjoy herself more.

D The elders appear and advise Sheneya to be more helpful.

F "I haven't forgotten the banquet, Sister," Sheneya told Loyani.

G She had been fighting with her older sister Loyani again.

H Sheneya had turned, assuming she would hear words of understanding.

J "All you ever do is enjoy yourself!" argued Loyani.

A tall tale

B fantasy

C fairy tale

D fable

F peace, balance, and growth

G fear and dread

H hard work and commitment

anger and deception

A she work too hard

B she spends too much time with her friends at the river

C she has the rewards of Loyani's labor without working herself

D there is still much work to be done at the banquet

F Sheneya's third person

G The elders' omniscent

H Loyani's third person

J Sheneya's first person

A harsh with Sheneya in order to force a change in her behavior

B calmly instructive, encourging Sheneya to change her behavior

C angry that the sisters cannot get along with one another

D sad that the sisters are arguing with one another again

F similes

G personification

H stereotyping

J hyperbole

A Two sisters argue over their parents' banquet. Then Sheneya goes to a magical land and learns to share.

B A young princess from the kingdom of Treloua is visited by magical elders who teach her the importance of hard work and balance so that she may rule cooperatively with her sister.

C The elders in a kingdom teach two young sisters to find balance in their lives so they can cooperate and rule the kingdom.

D At first Sheneya plays too much and Loyani works too hard. They learned to appreciate one another and rule the kingdom together.

F Cooperative kingdoms function better than single monarchies.

G All sisters, even princesses, fight.

H A healthy life will include a balance of hard work and enjoyment.

J Princesses' lives are not as glamorous and fun as they seem.