What is the setting of The Little Mermaid?
Under the sea
A bustling city
A magical forest
A desert island
What is the conflict in The Little Mermaid?
Ursula wants to rule the ocean.
Triton wants to become human and live on land.
Ariel wants to become human and live on land.
Ariel wants to become queen of Atlantica.
One of the themes of The Little Mermaid is about being true to yourself.
False
True
Which of the following is an example of personification in The Little Mermaid?
Sebastian, a crab, talking and singing
Ursula using her magic.
Scuttle flying near the ocean.
Flounder being afraid of sharks
What literary device is used when Ariel asks Scuttle the seagull for advice about human items?
Onomatopoeia
Foreshadowing
Simile
Irony
The antagonist in The Little Mermaid is __________.
UR
A
L
SU
What point of view is The Little Mermaid told from?
Third-person
Third-person limited
First-person
Second-person
Ariel dreams of living on land, but she faces a problem when she gives up her voice. What type of conflict is this?
Character vs. Self
Character vs. Nature
Character vs. Technology
Character vs. Society
A climax in the story is when Ariel confronts Ursula to get her voice back.
True
False
Which of the following sentences is an example of imagery in The Little Mermaid?
Ariel wishing to be human
Sebastian conducting the sea creatures in a concert
Ariel and Flounder exploring a sunken ship
Ariel’s red hair flowing as she swims through sparkling blue water
The resolution of The Little Mermaid is when Ariel __________.
becomes human.
returns to the sea forever.
