Quiz – The Egyptian Cinderella

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The Egyptian Cinderella – The Story of Rhodopis

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Froggy Jumps Quiz – The Egyptian CinderellaOnline version The Egyptian Cinderella – The Story of Rhodopis by prineetha 1 Where does Rhodopis wash clothes? a Pharaoh’s palace b By the Nile c In the market 2 Who helps Rhodopis by taking her slipper? a The goddess b The bird c The Pharaoh 3 The Pharaoh immediately knows who the slipper belongs to. a True b Cannot determine c False 4 Name one key character and describe them. a Servant girls – loud and rude b Rhodopis – kind, hardworking c Pharaoh – cruel and lazy 5 Which event happens first? a Pharaoh finds the slipper b Rhodopis washes clothes c Rhodopis meets the Pharaoh 6 Match the following words to their meanings: a Pharaoh – Ruler of Egypt; Servant – Someone who works for another person; Goddess – Female deity b Pharaoh – Politician; Servant – Slave; Goddess – Male deity c Pharaoh – Leader of the Nile; Servant – Hero; Goddess – Spirit 7 The story teaches that only rich people are important. a True b Cannot be determined c False 8 What is unusual about Rhodopis compared to other servant girls? a She is kind and hardworking b She is lazy c She is stronger 9 Describe two key events in the story. a Rhodopis moves to another city. The crowd applauds. b The Nile floods and stops the search. c The bird takes Rhodopis' slipper. The Pharaoh searches for the slipper's owner. 10 Where does the story end? a Nile River b Pharaoh’s palace c Marketplace 11 If you could change one part of the story, what would you change and why? a I would let Rhodopis tell the Pharaoh about her kindness earlier. b I would make the bird speak to everyone. c I would end with Rhodopis leaving the palace. 12 What lesson does the story teach? a Only rich people can be happy b Kindness and fairness are rewarded c Birds are magical

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Quiz – The Egyptian Cinderella

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Quiz – The Egyptian CinderellaOnline version

by prineetha

Where does Rhodopis wash clothes?

Who helps Rhodopis by taking her slipper?

The Pharaoh immediately knows who the slipper belongs to.

Name one key character and describe them.

Which event happens first?

Match the following words to their meanings:

The story teaches that only rich people are important.

What is unusual about Rhodopis compared to other servant girls?

Describe two key events in the story.

Where does the story end?

If you could change one part of the story, what would you change and why?

What lesson does the story teach?