conflict
Resolution
Character Feelings
Character Actions
Character Dialogue
100

 In "The Peaceful Dragon," what is the main problem Dahlia faces with the villagers?

villagers think Dahlia is stealing

100

 In "The Peaceful Dragon," how is the villagers' misunderstanding about Dahlia resolved?

 villagers confront Lord Volio and doubt him after seeing Dahlia’s teeth

100

How does Ani feel about landing in the village?

 worried

100

 What does Dahlia do to show she is not the creature who left the small fang?

 opens jaws to show her teeth

100

 What does Dahlia shout to the villagers to defend herself?

 "Villagers

200

Which event from the passage best shows the villagers' belief that Dahlia is dangerous?

Villagers "shrank away in fear" as Dahlia dropped — shows belief she is vicious (line 3).

200

Which sentences describes how Dahlia proves she is not the thief using details from the passage.

Dahlia opened her jaws, making it clear that all her teeth were at least man-sized.

200

What emotion do the villagers show when Dahlia lands in their square? Provide a phrase from the passage.

 angry/fearfu

200

What action does the villager take in paragraph 5?

 Villager holds up a fang as evidence (line 5) — this supports the accusation.

200

What does Dahlia say to the villagers in paragraph 4?

Dahlia says villagers should know Lord Volio's men have been stealing and he blames her (paragraph 4).

300

 Explain how Lord Volio's actions contribute to the central conflict. Use two pieces of evidence from the text.

 Lord Volio posts the warning and hides "cringing behind his knights"  — his actions shift blame to Dahlia and avoid confrontation.

300

Suggest one likely resolution for this story that follows from the events given. Explain why it fits the plot.

villagers confront Lord Volio, reveal his theft, clear Dahlia’s name because Dahlia provides proof

300

What emotion does Dahlia show in paragraph 2.

 Dahlia shows indignation/anger — "Hmmph!" and "That scheming lord..."

300

Identify Ani’s action in paragraph 1 and explain how it helps move the plot forward.

Ani unrolls the scroll in front of the dragon's face. which reveals the accusation and starts the confrontation.

300

In paragraph 1, Ani reads the scroll aloud. Which sentences the from the scroll message starts the conflict?

"Beware the dragon-protect your livestock, families, and homes! Reward offered for the dragon's head.

400

Compare the villagers' reaction to Dahlia with Lord Volio’s behavior.

Villagers motive — fear and protecting livestock. Lord Volio motive — to hide his theft.

400

What is another good title for the story?

answers will vary

The Innocent Dragon

400

Describe how Lord Volio is feeling in the crowd.

Lord Volio feels afraid/guilty — "cringing behind his knights"

400

The cause is Dahlia’s action of showing her large teeth  changes the situation. What is the effect or result from Dahlia's action.

effect: suspicion turns to Lord Volio.

400

What does the word scheming means in the sentence-

"That scheming lord is trying to blame me for his thievery."

tricky, crafty or manipulative

500

 Using events from the texts, describe a conflict that involves a misunderstanding of who is to blame (give title and two pieces of evidence).

 Dahlia blamed by Lord Volio; evidence: Lord’s wanted poster, villager shows small fang. resolution:

500

Explain how plot events lead to the resolution in "The Peaceful Dragon." Give two specific events from the passage as evidence.

Dahlia shows her big teeth and villagers turn to Lord Volio who tries to slip away.

500

Compare Dahlia’s feelings with the villagers’ feelings at the start of her arrival. Use two text details to support your answer.

 Dahlia: indignant/defensive

500

Describe how a character's actions cause other characters to change their minds or behave differently.

Dahlia’s public defense causes villagers to confront Lord Volio (tooth evidence + Dahlia showing her teeth)

500

What does the word vicious means in the sentences: Everyone was convinced that Dahlia was a vicious beast.

dangerous, cruel, or inhuman