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Aladdin: Lamp and Ruler Quiz

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Adventures in a magical city

by Vijo Gor
1

Who is the main character of the story?

2

Which words best describe Aladdin at the beginning of the story?

3

How does Aladdin change by the end of the story?

4

Which character tricks Aladdin and causes the first major problem?

5

Which character helps Aladdin with magical power?

6

What happens first in the story?

7

Why does Abanazar send Aladdin into the cave?

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What happens after Aladdin finds the lamp?

9

What major event happens when Badr gives away the old lamp?

10

What does Aladdin do to rescue Badr?

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What is the main conflict of the story?

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Who mainly causes the conflict in the story?

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Which example shows internal conflict?

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Which example shows external conflict?

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What is the climax of the story?

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How is the main problem with Abanazar solved?

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What is the final conflict involving the evil brother?

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How does the story end (conclusion)?

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What is the main setting of the story?

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When does the story seem to take place?

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Which theme best fits the story?

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What is a narrator?

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What point of view is the story told in?

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Which type of third-person POV is used?

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What question might a critical reader ask about Princess Badr’s role in the story?

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Which statement best describes third-person limited narration?

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Which option describes third-person omniscient narration?

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What is an example of a first-person narration?

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Which line reflects that the narrator is not revealing own bias?

30

Why might a reader question Princess Badr’s influence in the plot?

Erläuterung

Aladdin is the central character who starts the tale.

Initial portrayal emphasizes his lack of responsibility.

He matures and takes on leadership and responsibility.

Abanazar schemes to obtain the lamp.

The genie grants magical assistance to Aladdin.

Abanazar’s trick leads Aladdin into the cave.

The lamp is the objective Abanazar seeks.

Aladdin exits the cave with the lamp and continues his journey.

Abanazar’s power grows via the lamp.

Aladdin devises a plan with magical help to save Badr.

Great theme choice: power needs wisdom to avoid harm.

The narrator is the voice telling the events.

Third-person narration uses he/she pronouns.

Limited narration centers on one character's inner world.

A critical view questions agency and leadership.

Limited POV centers on one character’s internal perspective.

Omniscient narrators have full knowledge of all minds.

First-person uses I/me statements from the narrator’s viewpoint.

Objective narration minimizes the narrator’s bias.

Questioning her agency highlights themes of leadership.

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