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Princess Character Virtues Comprehension

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Princess Character Virtues Comprehension

Read the story carefully. Then answer the questions using details from the story. A virtue is a good quality shown through someone’s choices.

The Princess and the Recycling Drive

On Saturday morning, Princess Talia opened the castle courtyard for a community recycling drive. Families brought clean bottles, cans and cardboard. Prince Kahu sorted the cans while Arjun stacked cardboard beside the collection cart. A strong gust of wind scattered a pile of paper across the courtyard. Talia was about to lead the parade, but she saw a young child looking worried as the papers blew towards a puddle. Talia set down her shiny parade cape and hurried to help. Kahu and Arjun joined her, gathering the papers before they got wet. One visitor laughed because Kahu was wearing a bright pink apron to protect his clothes. Kahu smiled and said, “It keeps me tidy, and anyone can wear pink.” Talia thanked him for speaking kindly. Then she asked everyone to make room for a visitor who used a wheelchair, so they could reach the recycling bins easily. By lunchtime, the team had filled the collection cart. Talia was pleased—not because she had led the parade, but because everyone had worked together and felt welcome.

Find the virtues in the story

Use clues from the story to explain what the characters did and why it mattered.

1.Which action best shows Talia’s compassion when the wind scattered the paper?
  • She left the paper and began the parade.
  • She stopped to help the worried child gather the paper.
  • She asked everyone to go home.
2.What does Kahu’s reply about his pink apron show?
  • He is comfortable with people choosing what they like.
  • He wants everyone to wear an apron.
  • He is cross about sorting cans.
3.True or false: Talia thought leading the parade was more important than making visitors feel welcome.
TrueFalse
4.Fill in the blanks: Kahu sorted the , while Arjun stacked the .
5.Name one detail that shows Talia acted with integrity—doing the right thing even when she had something else to do.
6.Why did Talia thank Kahu? Explain what he did and how it helped the group.
7.Match each character with an action from the story.
  • Talia
  • Kahu
  • Arjun
  • Explained that anyone can wear pink
  • Stacked cardboard
  • Asked the group to make room by the bins
8.What is one lesson readers could take from the story? Give a detail from the story to support your answer.

3 printable pages

  • Princess Character Virtues Comprehension, page 1 of 3: Princess Character Virtues

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  • Princess Character Virtues Comprehension, page 2 of 3: The Princess and the Recycling Drive, Find the virtues in the story

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  • Princess Character Virtues Comprehension, page 3 of 3: 4. Fill in the blanks: Kahu sorted the , while Arjun

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