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What is the primary emotion the Ugly Duckling experiences after being rejected by the chickens and the cow?
What is the primary emotion the Ugly Duckling experiences after being rejected by the chickens and the cow?
- Confusion about why he is treated differently.
- Anger and resentment towards the other animals.
- Fear of encountering more animals that will reject him.
- Shame and heartbreak due to feeling unwanted. (correct)
The dog's reaction to the Ugly Duckling suggests what about the Ugly Duckling's self-perception?
The dog's reaction to the Ugly Duckling suggests what about the Ugly Duckling's self-perception?
- The dog's indifference confirms the Ugly Duckling's belief that he is undesirable, even to a hungry predator. (correct)
- The dog's fear indicates the Ugly Duckling is actually intimidating in appearance.
- The dog's behavior proves that the Ugly Duckling is dangerous and should be avoided.
- The dog's lack of interest suggests the Ugly Duckling is simply unremarkable and easily overlooked.
What is the significance of the Ugly Duckling finally finding a clear pond?
What is the significance of the Ugly Duckling finally finding a clear pond?
- It allows him to see his reflection and realize his true identity. (correct)
- It represents the end of his journey and the beginning of a new life.
- It provides a safe haven where he can escape from predators and other dangers.
- It symbolizes the clarity and understanding he has gained from his experiences.
How does the initial reaction of the other swans contrast with the Ugly Duckling's expectations?
How does the initial reaction of the other swans contrast with the Ugly Duckling's expectations?
What internal conflict does the Ugly Duckling experience when he first sees the swans?
What internal conflict does the Ugly Duckling experience when he first sees the swans?
Which of the following best describes the turning point in the Ugly Duckling's journey?
Which of the following best describes the turning point in the Ugly Duckling's journey?
How do the other swans contribute to the Ugly Duckling's self-discovery?
How do the other swans contribute to the Ugly Duckling's self-discovery?
What theme is explored through the contrast between the chickens'/cow's behavior and the swans' behavior?
What theme is explored through the contrast between the chickens'/cow's behavior and the swans' behavior?
How does the Ugly Duckling's perception of himself change throughout the story?
How does the Ugly Duckling's perception of himself change throughout the story?
What can be inferred from the story about the criteria the chickens and the cows use to reject the Ugly Duckling?
What can be inferred from the story about the criteria the chickens and the cows use to reject the Ugly Duckling?
Flashcards
Heartbroken
Heartbroken
Feeling or showing sorrow and unhappiness.
Exclaim
Exclaim
To express surprise, pleasure, or admiration strongly.
Nervous
Nervous
A feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease about something that may happen.
Reflection
Reflection
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Politely
Politely
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Study Notes
- The Ugly Duckling flew to the other side of the river and asked two grown-up chickens for shelter.
- The chickens dismissed him, telling him to go away.
- The Ugly Duckling then flew to a farm where a hungry dog chased him.
- The dog sniffed at him but turned away, leading the Ugly Duckling to believe he was too ugly even for the dog.
- The Ugly Duckling flew to another farm and asked a cow for shelter.
- The cow rudely told him to go away.
- The Ugly Duckling continued to fly until he found a clear pond.
- In the pond, he saw some big white birds and admired their beauty, but felt too ugly to be their friend.
- The Ugly Duckling greeted the white birds, who then revealed that he was also a swan.
- The Ugly Duckling looked at his reflection and was surprised to see he was a swan.
- The swans became friends and lived happily together.
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