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Princess in Black Comprehension
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Princess in Black Comprehension
Use details from the passage to support your answers. For questions asking what you think, give a reason from the text.
At the Moonlight Music Festival, Princess Magnolia sat beneath a striped canopy, listening to a fiddler play. Her bright pink dress rustled as she tapped her foot to the music. Then her black goat, Frimplepants, let out a loud BAA! The secret monster alarm was sounding.
Princess Magnolia hurried behind a stack of instrument cases. In a flash, she changed into the Princess in Black, wearing her black mask and cape. A small blue monster had wandered into the festival and was nibbling the ribbons on the stage. It looked startled by the drums and the crowd.
The Princess in Black did not swing her sword. She noticed that the monster kept glancing towards a patch of clover beside the stage. “Are you hungry?” she asked. The monster nodded. She guided it away from the instruments and offered it a bunch of clover. The monster munched happily, then followed her towards the quiet edge of the festival.
The fiddler began a gentle tune. The blue monster danced in a circle, and the festival crowd clapped along. When the monster was safely out of the way, Princess Magnolia slipped back behind the cases. Soon she was listening to the music again, with Frimplepants sitting quietly beside her.
Read closely
Answer each question using the story.
1.Where is Princess Magnolia when the story begins? Choose the best answer.
- At a music festival beneath a canopy
- Inside a castle kitchen
- On a mountain path
- At a swimming pool
2.What tells Princess Magnolia that something needs her attention?
3.What does Princess Magnolia do behind the instrument cases?
4.Put these events in the order they happen. Write 1, 2, 3 or 4 beside each event.
- The monster dances to the fiddler’s gentle tune.
- Frimplepants sounds the alarm.
- Princess Magnolia offers the monster clover.
- Princess Magnolia changes into her black outfit.
- ___
- ___
- ___
- ___
5.Why does the Princess in Black guide the monster away from the stage? Give one detail from the story.
6.How can you tell that the monster is probably not trying to hurt anyone? Give two clues.
7.What does the word “munched” suggest about how the monster eats the clover?
- It chewed it steadily
- It threw it into the air
- It hid it under the stage
- It refused to eat it
8.How does the crowd respond when the monster dances?
9.Why do you think the Princess in Black chooses clover instead of using her sword? Use a clue from the story to explain your idea.
10.At the end, what does Princess Magnolia do after the monster is safely away?
11.Which words best describe the Princess in Black in this story? Choose two and explain one choice.
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