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1.

What did Elara suggest the villagers do?

Stay and wait for a miracle.

Venture into the enchanted forest.

Leave the village to find a new home.

Consult a wizard for help.

2.

What was said to be guarded by the dragon?

A map of the forest.

The Silver Acorn.

A treasure of gold.

A magical flower.

3.

How did the villagers initially feel about entering the forest?

Excited and eager.

Indifferent and apathetic.

Scared and worried.

Confident and brave.

4.

What lesson did the villagers learn in the end?

Teamwork is essential for survival.

Material wealth is the most important.

Magic can solve all problems.

Strength lies in empathy and unity.

5.

Which character represents wisdom in the story?

The dragon.

The villagers.

The luminous stag.

Elara.

6.

What did the dragon symbolize in the tale?

Greed and destruction.

Isolation and burden.

Beauty and grace.

Wealth and power.

7.

What narrative technique is used in this fairy tale?

First-person narration.

Epistolary format.

Dialogue-driven storytelling.

Third-person omniscient narration.

8.

What is a suitable theme for this story?

The importance of material wealth.

The value of community and understanding.

The dangers of magical creatures.

The need for bravery in facing dragons.

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