Practice Lesson 4.3: Chapter 3 - The Selfish Giant (4.3) - Module 4: It So Happened - Supplementary Reader (Part 1)

Practice: Lesson 4.3: Chapter 3 - The Selfish Giant

Lesson 4.3Module 4: It So Happened - Supplementary Reader (Part 1)

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Question 1.
What does the garden initially represent in the story?
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Think about how the garden looked when he kept the children out.
Question 2.
Who is the catalyst for the Giant's transformation?
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Consider who he helps climb the tree.
3Question 3.
What does the garden represent at the start of the story?
- Joy
- Isolation
- Sorrow
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Think about how the garden looks while the children are away.
4Question 4.
True or False: The little boy represents selfishness in the story.
- True
- False
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Consider what the boy brings to the Giant’s life.
Question 5.
Critically analyze how the Giant's change from selfishness to generosity impacts his relationship with the children. Provide specific examples from the text.
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Relate the transformation in the garden to the transformation in relationships.
Question 6.
Examine the role of nature in the story. How does Wilde use the changing seasons as a metaphor for the Giant's emotional journey?
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Think about what happens in the garden as the Giant’s heart opens to the children.

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