The Wizard of Oz Setting and Characters
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What is the scenery described as in Kansas?

  • Coastal and beachy
  • Vibrant and colorful
  • Mountainous and rocky
  • Dull and gray (correct)
  • Dorothy is unhappy with her life in Kansas.

    True

    What are Aunt Em and Uncle Henry's personalities like?

    Aunt Em is kind and gentle, while Uncle Henry is kind and hardworking.

    Toto serves as a symbol of _______________________ for Dorothy.

    <p>comfort and companionship</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the characters with their descriptions:

    <p>Aunt Em = Kind and gentle woman Uncle Henry = Kind and hardworking man Dorothy = Young, innocent, and naive girl Toto = Small, black dog with a big personality</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Kansas Setting

    • The story begins in Kansas, a state in the Midwestern United States
    • The scenery is described as dull and gray, with fields of wheat and corn stretching as far as the eye can see
    • The setting is rural, with a small farmhouse and a few scattered trees
    • The atmosphere is depicted as dull and monotonous, reflecting the monotony of farm life

    Meeting Aunt Em and Uncle Henry

    • Dorothy lives with her Aunt Em and Uncle Henry on the farm
    • Aunt Em is described as a kind and gentle woman, who is fond of Dorothy
    • Uncle Henry is portrayed as a kind and hardworking man, who is devoted to his farm and family
    • Dorothy is shown to be close to her aunt and uncle, who are her primary caregivers

    Dorothy's Character

    • Dorothy is a young, innocent, and naive girl who dreams of a more exciting life
    • She is depicted as a kind and gentle soul, who loves her aunt and uncle
    • Dorothy is shown to be dissatisfied with her life in Kansas, and yearns for adventure and excitement
    • She is characterized as a curious and imaginative child, who is prone to daydreaming

    Toto's Significance

    • Toto is Dorothy's pet dog, who is extremely loyal and devoted to her
    • Toto is depicted as a small, black dog with a big personality
    • Toto serves as a symbol of comfort and companionship for Dorothy, and is often seen as a source of emotional support
    • Toto's presence also highlights Dorothy's love and responsibility for another living being

    Kansas Setting

    • Kansas is a state in the Midwestern United States, where the story begins.
    • The scenery is dull and gray, featuring endless fields of wheat and corn.
    • The setting is rural, with a small farmhouse and a few scattered trees.

    Characters

    • Dorothy lives with her Aunt Em and Uncle Henry on the farm.
    • Aunt Em is kind, gentle, and fond of Dorothy.
    • Uncle Henry is kind, hardworking, and devoted to his farm and family.
    • Dorothy is close to her aunt and uncle, who are her primary caregivers.

    Dorothy's Character

    • Dorothy is a young, innocent, and naive girl who dreams of a more exciting life.
    • She is kind, gentle, and loves her aunt and uncle.
    • Dorothy is dissatisfied with her life in Kansas, yearning for adventure and excitement.
    • She is a curious and imaginative child, prone to daydreaming.

    Toto's Significance

    • Toto is Dorothy's loyal and devoted pet dog.
    • Toto is a small, black dog with a big personality.
    • Toto serves as a symbol of comfort and companionship for Dorothy, providing emotional support.
    • Toto's presence highlights Dorothy's love and responsibility for another living being.

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    This quiz explores the setting and characters in the classic novel The Wizard of Oz, including the rural Kansas landscape and Dorothy's life with Aunt Em and Uncle Henry.

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