Characters
Figurative Language
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Comprehension Questions
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100

Which character was asking for a day off? 

Who is the Prime Minister 

100

Which character frequently uses repetition?

Who is Eager Beaver. 

100
What kind of story is, "The Miracle of Spring?"

What is a drama.

100

What is the Author's Purpose for writing the text, "The Miracle of Spring?"

What is to Entertain the reader. 

100

How many Characters are in Mother Nature's Court?

What  is 10 Characters

200

Who does King Bartholomew keep as prisoner? 

Why?  

Who is the maiden Spring. 

The King feels she is responsible for the laziness of the king's subjects.

200

Which characters are examples of Personification in Act 2, Scene 1?

All the characters except for King Bartholomew are animals or plants that are given human qualities.

200

What do we learn about King Bartholomew's character based on his dialogue in Act 1? What kind of ruler is he? 

The king is grouchy, mean, controlling, and aggravated. 

He is a demanding king who only wants his kingdom to work. 

200

Who is the main character of the text?

Who is King Bartholomew

200

What page is the list of Characters on?

What is page 122.

300

Which character tells King Bartholomew Spring has left the prison? 

Who is the Captain of the Guard

300

What is the author's purpose for using repetition?  

What is to add emphasis, to heighten dramatic tension. 

300

What are the King's stage direction's AFTER his Door Guard says, "Good night, Your Majesty." during Act 1?

(King closes his eyes.)

300

Why did the King get rid of Spring? 

The King felt everyone in his kingdom was being lazy and he wanted them to get back to work. 

300

Which character is NOT is Act 1 but begins answering questions in Act 2?

Ms. Apple Tree

400

Who influenced the King to change? 

Who are Mother Nature's Court

400

Which character speaks first in Act 1 of the play? 

Who is King Bartholomew

400

What stage direction are done by Judge Owl on page 127?

What is (pounding gavel)

400

What lesson do you think the author wants readers to learn?

It is important to care about and respect nature

400

How does the author develop this theme throughout the play? 

Through his dream, King Bartholomew learns that without Spring, how the whole kingdom will starve. Wen he wakes up, he has learned to respect nature for all that it provides him and his people. 

500
How many lines does King Bartholomew have throughout the play? 

What is 31 lines

500

What does the King say at the end of the play? 

hint: page 136 line 88 - 89

What form is Figurative Language is used here? 

What does it mean?

The King says, "Besides, it seems I have a touch of - spring fever!" 

What is a pun. It means the king is "sick" of spring at the beginning of the play, but is excited about spring by the end. 

500

WHat are King's stage directions AFTER the animals advance menacingly towards the king?

(hurriedly climbs back into bed and pulls the covers over his head.)

500

What does the dialogue in Act 2, Scene 2 reveal about the event that takes place in Scene 1?  

The dialogue reveals that the trial in Scene 1 was the King's dream.

500

Which event is illustrated in the picture on page 132 -133?

Why is it important?

The King objects when the animals and plant character accuse him of being guilty. 

This event is the climax, or turning point of the play. 

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