18754995 possible question 2009

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MORAL VALUES


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Loyalty

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1 Based on the novel Prisoner of Zenda by

Anthony Hope, the moral values that I havelearnt is loyalty.

Novel of your

choice The moral value

2 Josef, the servant showed his loyalty to King

Rudolf Fifth by guarding him in the cellar

with his life. Unfortunately, he died because

he tried to protect the king from beingkidnapped. Sapt and Fritz were also loyal to

the king. They kept the king in the cellar to

save him from Black Michael. They alsofound a perfect person to impersonate the real

king to prevent Black Michael from taking

the crown.

Reason 1

Evidence

3 Besides that, Rudolf Rassendyll was also

loyal to his leadership. Before he went toRuritania, he worked with Her Majesty,

Queen Victoria. Nobody knew about it except

Sapt and Fritz. The Famous Six were also

loyal to their leaderships, Black Michael.Three of them followed Black Michael to

Strelsau and the rest guarded the real king in

Zenda.

Reason 2

Evidence

4 Lastly, Rudolf Rassendyll did not reveal the

big secret of his impersonation of the king toanother person until the end. We could see

his loyalty on his friendship. He knew that if

he revealed the secret to another person, Saptand Fritz would be in danger. Sapt and Fritz

too never betrayed the kings secrets. They

could do that but they did not want to.

Reason 3 Evidence

5 Briefly, loyalty is very important. This moral

value was very good and meaningful to my

life

Conclusion

Your opinion


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Friendship


1 There are several moral values highlighted in

The Potato People by Angela Wright. In thenovel, we can find value related torelationship. This is shown by Patrick and

Marie.

Novel of your

choice

2 First and foremost, it can be seen in the novelwhen Patrick shared bread with Marie.

Through that event, Patrick knew that Marie

was a gipsy girl. However, he was neverafraid to befriend with her.

Reason 1

Evidence

3 Besides that, the author was trying to conveythe friendship message through Maries

action. What I meant is when Marie showedthe big house that served many luxurious,delicious and appetizer food for the party.

Since they did not find any food for three

days, they ate the food to their hearts

content. This could be described as a friendin need is a friend indeed.

Reason 2

Evidence

4 Last but not least, Marie also taught Patrick how to protect themselves from the cannibals

in the forest. Marie asked Patrick to pick the

stick and protect himself from them. It

showed that Marie was a sharing andintelligent girl. Besides that, Patrick also

helped Marie to climb up the iron gate to

enter the lighthouse. Although Marie was sostrong, as a man, Patrick still helped Marie.

They cooperated and helped each other for

their own benefits.

Reason 3

Evidence

5 In a nutshell, we should have a good

relationship and friendship with our friendsin our daily life.

Conclusion

Your opinion


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Determination

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1 Based on the novel Potato People written byAngela Wright, I have learnt the value ofdetermination

Novel of yourchoice

2 First and foremost, Patrick, the main character

in this story, is determining to escape from the

terrible plague. His determination makes himreach to the town of Cork to be able to go to

America. There are many time he is hungry

and could have give up but he still completehis journey.

Reason 1

Evidence

3 In America, Patrick and Marie, a cheerful girl,

have to do worst jobs for the lowest pay. But,they are determine to have better life there.

Reason 2

Evidence

4 Patrick is also determine to fight off slavery.

After a few years, he marries Marie and

finally they settle down there and own a cattle

ranch. These shows that, if you remaindetermine, good things will happen to you.

Reason 3

Evidence

5 In a nut shell, I truly believe thatdetermination is important.

Conclusion

Your opinion


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Courage

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1 Based on the novel Prisoner of Zenda by

Anthony Hope, I have learned the moralvalue, courage from several characters.

Novel of your

choice Moral value

2 First and foremost, I had learned it from

Rassendyll. He was willing to take risk tosave the king and the throne. Rassendyll met

King Rudolf the Fifth in the jungle. Both of

them were equally surprised at their physical

resemblance. The king invited Rassendyll towine and dines at the lodge. The king drank

a bottle of wine from Black Michael. On the

coronation morning, Sapt could not wake up

the king. He was drugged by Black Michael.To prevent Black Michael from taking the

kings throne, Rassendyll willingly pretendas the king.

Reason 1

Evidence

3 The moral value of courage also showed

when Rassendyll rode the horse alone. Onthe coronation, Rassendyll had to pass New

Town and Old Town to go to the castle. The

Old Town people loved Duke Michael to bethe king. When he passed the old Town, he

ordered his servants to not follow him too

close. This showed that he had somecourage to face the risk if the Old Town

people attacked him.

Reason 2

Evidence

4 Lastly, Rassendyll fought against Duke

Michaels men in the forest. After the

coronation, Rassendyll and Sapt left for

Zenda. At the lodge, they found the oldwoman was missing and Josef died. The

king was missing too. Soon, the saw a group

of eight horsemen arriving at the lodge withspades to bury Josef and to hide the

evidence of Duke Michaels crime. Toavenge Josefs death, Rudolf and Sapt killedthree of them before escaping.

Reason 3

Evidence

5 As conclusion, the moral value of courage

can be seen through this novel as Rassendyllwas willingly take risk to save the king and

the throne, rode the horses alone and fought

against Duke Michaels man in the forest.

Conclusion

Your opinion


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Trustworthy


1 I learnt the value of trustworthy from

various characters throughout the novel,Prisoner of Zenda by Anthony HopeHawkins.

Novel of your

choice Moral value

2 Fritz von Tarlenheim is a good friend of

Rudolf Rassendyll. That is why he is trustby Rassendyll and Princess Flavia to deliver

their secret love messages. Fritz is also trust

by his friend Sapt. When he is ask by Sapt toguard the King Rudolfs room, he obeys.

Fritz stays there until the next morning

without changing his uniform

Reason 1

Evidence

3 Another character that can be greatly trust isAntoinette de Mauban, the French widow.After finding out she is telling the truth at

the summer house, Rassendyll immedietly

trusts Antoinette. He even tells her the kings

rescue plan and she is part of it. Though theplan shall ruin her beloved Duke Michael,

Antoinette never says a word about it to the

kings brother. Besides that, at the end of thenovel she sent a letter to Rudolf Rassendyll

saying no one shall know about the Prisoner

of Zenda. This proves Antoinette is oftrustworthy material.

Reason 2

Evidence

4 Lastly, the most untrustworthy character in

the novel is Rupert of Hentzau. AtTarlenheim Castle, he visits Rassendyll to

tell him that his master, Duke Michael has

offered a proposal. Rassendyll refuses theproposal which include a large sum of

money. Rupert then offer to shake hands as

friends. When Rassendyll refuses again byputting his hands behind his back, Rupert

suddenly stab him with a dagger. Thankfullythe injury is not serious.

Reason 3

Evidence

5 In a nut shell, the value of trustworthy is

very much alive in the novel. It is an

essential part of a friend and an impossibletrait in an enemy.

Conclusion

Your opinion


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CHARACTER/ CHARACTERISTICS


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A character that you like/ admire/role model


1 I would like to choose Potato People

written by Angela Wright. Thecharacter that I would like to be myrole model is Marie, the gipsy girl.

Name of the novel

Character

2 Marie showed a lot of bravery

throughout the story. This can beshown when she bravely brought

Patrick to the big house to search for

food. She did not even felt afraid whenthey meet cannibals in the forest.

When they reached at the big house,

Marie told Patrick to climb up the

wall. In fact, she is the one who startedthe climb which showed that she was

not afraid at all.

Reason 1

Evidence

3 Other than that, she was a cheerful girl.

This can be shown when she lived

alone before she met Patrick. Eventhough so, she had never felt

miserable. She was always full of life

despite the suffering around her.

Reason 2

Evidence

4 Besides being a brave and cheerful

person, Marie was also intelligent and

resourceful. When Patrick gave herbread, she knew that both of them

were still hungry. So, she brought him

to the big house which they could finda lot of fine food. Her intelligence also

made her showed Patrick the real Sean

because she knew how to detect a lie.

Reason 3

Evidence

5 In a nutshell, I would love to have

Marie as my role model because shewas full of life and laugher. Marie can

make my life happier.

Conclusion

Your opinion


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A character that you would like to be


1 The novel I have chosen to write about is

Prisoner of Zenda by Anthony Hope. Thecharacter that l would like to be is RudolfRassendyll. These were because of a few

reasons.

Novel of your

choice Character

2 First and foremost, Rudolf Rassendyll was anintelligent and handsome young man who

went to Ruritania to see the Coronation in

Strelsau. Before going there, he had enteredthe German University and he could speak

many languages such as English, French, and

German. Besides that, he was impersonating

the real king to save the throne from BlackMichael. He came up with good plans to save

King Rudolf Fifth that was detained by Black

Michael at Zendas Castle. These wereenough to show that he was an intelligent and

suitable person to impersonate the real king.

Reason 1

Evidence

3 Moreover, he was also a brave and good

fighter. He rode alone in the Old Town during

the Coronation ceremony to show that theirking was a brave man. He also fought with

Black Michaels men in the forest and with

the Famous Six in the castle.

Reason 2

Evidence

4 Lastly, Rudolf Rassendyll also showed his

loyalty to his country by working with Her

Majesty, Queen Victoria. Only Sapt and Fritzknew about it. He was loyal to the king. He

did best so that people would not realise that

he was not the real king. As an example, hesigned the important papers even though he

had a wounded hand. He also fought in his

mission to save the king until he was injured.

Reason 3

Evidence

5 As conclusion, I would like to be like Rudolf

Rassendyll was very brave, loyal, andintelligent.

Conclusion

Your opinion


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A character that has influenced you


1 The novel I have chosen is The Potato Peopleby Angela Wright. There are severalcharacters that the author trying to convey in

the novel. The character that most influenced

me is Rudolf Rassendyll.

Novel of yourchoice.

Character

2 I think that Rassendyll is the most

responsible person in this novel. He loves

Princess Flavia but he does not let it get inthe way of his duty and responsibility

towards the King. He sacrifices his love for

the sake of the king and the country. Besides

that, as a responsible king, he also signedthe important files and documents.

Reason 1

Evidence

3 Rassendyll is also a very brave man. He

willingly impersonates the king, who is

drugged and kidnapped by Duke Michael. He

does not run away from dangerous missionsand is not afraid to fight to save the kings

throne and life. Besides that, he also rides the

white horse bravely without the guards nearhim in Old Town. As we know, in Old Town,

they did not welcome King Rudolf as the

people there wanted Duke Michael as king.

Reason 2

Evidence

4 Lastly, he influenced me a lot because he is

the most honourable character in this novel.

As proof, he did not accept when DukeMichael offered a hundred thousand pounds

for him to leave Ruritania. He also gave back

the kings ring to the rightful owner. Themost important is Rudolf would not be the

king although he has the golden opportunity

to overthrow him and marry Princess Flavia.

Reason 3

Evidence

5 In a nutshell, I am very proud with Rudolf

Rassendyll and I want to be just like him.

Conclusion

Your opinion


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A character that has taught you about life


1 Based on the novel Potato People written by Angela

Wright, I have found a character that has taught meabout life that is Marie

Novel of

your choice Character

2 Marie, a cheerful Gypsy girl, lives alone before she

meets Patrick. Even though so, she has never beenmiserable. She still remains cheerful although

nobody wants to talk or befriend her. Marie is

always full of life despite the suffering around her.

Reason 1

Evidence

3 I also respect her braveness. When Marie bravely

brings Patrick to the big house full of food, she asks

him to climb the wall first. But, Patrick disagreesand Marie then climbs the wall without a second

thought. This shows that Marie is not afraid at all todo everything to survive.

Reason 2

Evidence

4 Lastly, Marie shows me that we must be kind to

everyone even strangers. This can be shown when

Patrick shares his bread with Marie. Marie did nottake advantage of Patrick kindness but instead she

repaid him by bringing Patrick to the big house

where they eat to their hearts content.

Reason 3

Evidence

5 In a nut shell, I can definitely say that Marie has

taught me a lot about life. We must remain cheerful,brave and kind no matter how hard life is.

Conclusion

Your opinion


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A character that you dislike/hate


1 Based on the novel Prisoner of Zenda byAnthony Hope, a character that I dislike isRupert of Hentzau. This is because of a few

reasons.

Novel of yourchoice

Character

2 First of all, he is a wicked man. He betraysand kills Duke Michael in order to get

Antoinette de Mauban. In the New Castle,

Rupert comes into Antoinettes room atnight. The Duke, who is in the castle, hears

Antoinettes scream and try to save her.

During their fight, Rupert kills Duke

Michael before jumping into the moat.

Reason 1

Evidence

3 Next, he also an insincere person. Hepretends to be friendly towards Rassendyll

even though he wants to kill him. Rupert of

Hentzau comes to the Castle of Tarlenheim

bringing Duke Michaels message. DukeMichael wants to give him 100 thousand

pounds to Rudolf if he lefts Ruritania. But,

Rudolf refuses the money. Before Rupertgoes back to his place, he wants to shake

Rudolfs hand but instead takes out a dagger

and stabs Rudolfs shoulder after Rudolfrefuses.

Reason 2

Evidence

4 Lastly, he is also disloyal. He pretends to be

friendly with Rassendyll even though hewants to kill him. As an example, he offers

to shake hand with Rassendyll but stabs him

instead. Though Duke Michael trusts him,Rupert turns against the Duke Michael

because he wants power and money as well

as Antoinette de Mauban.

Reason 3

Evidence

5 Based on the example that I have given, it is

clear why I dislike Rupert of Hentzau.

Conclusion


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Similarities and differences between two characters


1 Based on the novel Potato People by Angela

Wright, I saw great similarities anddifferences between Marie and Sean.

Novel of your

choice Characters

2 Marie and Sean are both good friends of

Patrick. Patrick knew Sean since childhood.He was a father figure to the boy who lost

his family in the Potato Blight. At the end of

the novel, we could see how Sean cares for

Patrick that he willing to steal for him. Eventhough he just met Marie, they become fast

friend. Patrick shared bread with a stranger

to be repaid by lifelong partner. Marie and

Patrick got married and live happily togetherafter they moved to America.

Reason 1

Evidence

3 Another similarity between these two

characters was they know how to steal.

Although stealing was wrong, Marie did it to

survive. She and Patrick sneaked into the bighouse because they were hungry. Inside,

there was more food to feed a whole village.

While Marie stole out of forced, Sean did itout of anger. Sean used to be powerful and

rich, but when Lord Egham came,

everything was snatched away from him.Furious of his sudden loss, Sean took

revenge by stealing Lord Eghams money.

Reason 2

Evidence

4 Marie had the heart of gold. Despite all the

wicked stories Patrick heard about gypsies,

she was very kind to him. Marie may steal

but only because she had to, she would askif she could just like when he met Patrick.

On the other hand, Sean was a corrupted

man. Fueled by anger and resentment, hetook the worst possible option. Sean killed

Mr. Graystone and his two dogs then hestole Lord Eghams money. Sean also liedabout the origins of the money to Patrick.

Reason 3

Evidence

5 As conclusion, Marie and Sean were similar

but also different in many ways. Both caredabout Patrick and would do a lot to survive.

While they both started as good people,

Sean changed into a corrupted man at the

Conclusion

Your opinion


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end of the novel.

EVENTS


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An event that has touched your heart/ sad event


1 Based on the novel Potato People written by Angela

Wright, the event that has touched my heart is whenIreland had the potato blight.

Novel of

your choice A sad event

2 Potato blight happened in Ireland and caused

properties to be destroyed. It can be highlighted inthe novel when Mr. Graystone and his men destroyed

the village and the villagers properties. Because of

that, they did not have money, food and shelter any

more.

Reason 1

Evidence

3 Beside properties being destroyed, many villagers

also lose their loved ones. This can be shown whenPatricks parents died. He felt that he lost the only

people in his life. Besides that, Patricks friend,Donald died after eating dead dog meat which filledwith worms with Patrick because they did not found

any food to eat.

Reason 2

Evidence

4 Finally, because of the potato blight, many of theIrish migrated to other country to find food and

shelter to survive. They had to leave their beloved

home to continue living. Besides that, the people ofSkullgoragh and many others were forced out of their

villages by their landlord because of the blight. The

cruel landlord figured that sheep had more right to

live in their land than the villagers.

Reason 3

Evidence

5 As conclusion, potato blight had really broughtsuffering to the village and nowadays, I hope that

Ireland will not suffer from it anymore.

Conclusion

Your

opinion


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An event that has teaches you about life/friendship/honour/determination


1 Based on The Prisoner of Zenda by AnthonyHope, an event that had taught me about lifewas when Rudolf Rassendyll agreed to

impersonate the real king because of a few

reasons.

Novel of yourchoice

Event that has

teaches me about

life.

2 First, it taught me to be braver. Rudolf

Rassendyll is brave by riding alone through

Old Town. Rudolf and Sapt were brave tofight with Black Michaels men in the forest

and in the castle. Sapt and Fritz were also

brave to take risk when they wanted Rudolf

to take the place of the king, as there was theonly way to prevent Black Michael from

getting the crown.

Reason 1

Evidence

3 Secondly, it taught me to be a loyal person.

As an example, Josef who was ordered by

Sapt and Fritz to guard the king diedbecause he sacrificed his life to protect the

king. Besides that, the Famous Six were

loyal to Black Michael. Three of themfollowed Black Michael to Strelsau and

another three guarded the real king in Zenda.

Fritz and Sapt, the loyal servicemen, showedtheir loyalty to the king and country of

Ruritania by keeping the king in the cellar to

save him from Black Michael.

Reason 2

Evidence

4 Lastly, it taught me how to help people in

need in my life. Sapt helped Rudolf to kill

one of the eight Black Michaels men in theforest. Josef also helped Rudolf, Sapt, and

Fritz by guarding the king with his life in the

cellar. Rudolfs brother, Robert was ahelpful person when he found Rudolf an

interesting job an attach to his old friend,Sir Jacob Borrodaile who would be anambassador in Ruritania in six months time.

Reason 3

Evidence

5 As conclusion, I had learnt various values

from different characters including from theantagonist from this one event.

Conclusion


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An event that has changed a character


1 The novel I would like to write about is ThePotato People by Angela Wright. Among allthe events in the novel, the event that has

changed a character is Potato Blight. Sean

has changed a lot because of the potato

blight in Ireland.

Novel of yourchoice

Character that has

change

2 Before the Potato Blight, Sean was a rich

man. He had a lot of lands, and he and hisfamily ruled over it. Then, the British came

and took over everything. Sean lost his

family, his lands and also his wealth. It was

also the British who brought the Blight toIreland.

Reason 1

Evidence

3 The Potato Blight was the reason why Lord

Egham wanted the people of Skullgoragh to

move out of their land. After Mr. Graystone

burned the village and evicted the peopleliving there, Sean became very mad. He

avenged the people by killing Mr. Graystone

and his two dogs. He also stole the moneyfor Patrick. Sean was an honourable man but

his hasty decision for revenge took his

honour away.

Reason 2

Evidence

4 Lastly, Sean used to be a free man but later a

prisoner of Britain. The British soldier

caught Sean for the crimes that he convicted.He killed Mr. Graystone and also stole Lord

Eghams money. Luckily, Patrick and Marie

were not caught with him.

Reason 3

Evidence

5 In a nutshell, it is clear that the Potato Blight

could change a persons life for the better orfor the worse. Unfortunately for Sean, his

life took turn for the worst.

Conclusion

Opinion


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GENERAL QUESTIONS


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Do you like / dislike/ enjoy reading the story?

Paragraphs Contents Items1 Based on the novel Potato people written by

Angela Wright, I really love the story. This

is because of a few reasons.

Novel of yourchoice

2 Potato People is full of adventure. It has

never been a dull moment. When Patrickand Marie go to the forest, they meet with

the cannibals. Marie, a gipsy girl teaches

Patrick how to defend himself from beingeaten alive by the hungry people. When they

meet a house that is full of food, they eat to

their hearts content and steal more food foranother day. In their lives in America, wecan feel the adventure where they have to do

the worst job for the lowest pay and fight

slavery.

Reason 1

Evidence

3 Besides, we can also learn many moral

values from Potato People. We can see truelove shown by Peter towards his adopted

daughter, Mary. He loves her like his own

when he carries her on his back all the way

to find the doctor to treat her. Determination

brings success is another moral value in thisstory. You can see how determine Marie and

Patrick as they try to go to America to get abetter life. Being gratefully to what we have

is another moral value shown in this story.

The story teaches me how to be grateful offood, shelter and love.

Reason 2

Evidence

4 Lastly, I also like happy ending. PotatoPeople ends with Patrick finally married to

Marie after going through a lot of hardships

in their life at Skullgoragh. This shows that,

all their efforts and sacrificed are worth it asthey gain a happy and meaningful life in

America.

Reason 3

Evidence

5 In a nutshell, I can definitely say that I like

the story as I do not want to put down the

book once I start reading it till the last page.

Conclusion

Opinion


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Do you dislike the beginning of the story?

Paragraph Contents Items

1 Based Potato People by Angela Wright, I

dislike the beginning of the story. Novel of your

choice

2 First of all, Irish people lose their main

source of food. In 1840s a deadly disease

destroys the potato crop in Ireland. So,many people die because of starvation.

Many of them have to leave their homes

and travel to America in searching of food

and jobs.

Reason 1

Evidence

3 Then, Patrick has no food to eat. He is a

poor boy. When the disease destroys thepotato, he does not have any food to eat.

Incidentally, there is a dog. Patrick and hisfriend, Donald eat the dead dog meatwhich is full of juicy worms. A few days

after that, Patrick friends die because of

eating the dirty meat.

Reason 2

Evidence

4 Lastly, I dislike the beginning of the story

because Mr. Graystone wants to get rid of

the farmers and take over the land. He askshis men to throw out the things of the

peoples homes and burns the houses

although he knows that the people have

nothing on that time.

Reason 3

Evidence

5 As the conclusion, the beginning of thestory is too sad and I do not like it so

much.

Conclusion


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Do you like the title of the story?

1 Based on the works of Anthony Hope, I liked

the title Prisoner of Zenda because of a fewreasons.

Novel of your

choice

2 First and foremost, it evoked curiosity. The

first time I read the title, Prisoner of Zenda, I

wondered who were the prisoner and what orwhere was Zenda. Because of that, I felt

drawn to open and read the novel. I wanted to

know what exactly Prisoner of Zenda was.

Reason 1

Evidence

3 Secondly, the title told the theme of the story

which was adventure. The word prisonermeans someone was held captive. Naturally,

the prisoner wanted to be rescued. Hence, thereaders could guess that the book was aboutan adventurous rescue mission, Rudolf

Rassendyll rescuing King Rudolf from his evil

brother, Duke Michael.

Reason 2

Evidence

4 Lastly, I liked the title because of its hidden

meaning. After one quick read, we discovered

that the king was in the Old Castle. But if youlooked carefully, that you could see Rudolf

Rassendyll was the prisoner mention in the

title. Rudolf Rassendyll came to Ruritania to

watch the coronation. But after one night withthe king, his life changed as he was asked to

impersonate King Rudolf. Because of his

resemblance to King Rudolf, Rassendyll wasforced to imprison himself in Ruritania to save

the throne and the country.

Reason 3

Evidence

5 In a nutshell, I liked the title because it suite

the novel wonderfully. Prisoner of Zenda had

led me to a memorable adventure throughoutRuritania.

Conclusion

Your opinion


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What you have learnt from the story chosen?


1 I learn to be brave from Rudolf

Rassendyll in the Prisoner of Zendawritten by Angela Wright.

Novel of your

choice Lesson

2 Ruritania is a foreign country. Even

though, Rudolf was still brave to travelto Ruritania alone. He had never

visited the country and knew nothing

about Ruritania. Rudolf went there

because of his curiosity about his newjob that was offered by an ambassador,

Sir Jacob Borrodaile. He also wanted

to see the Coronation of King Rudolf

Fifth.

Reason 1

Evidences

3 Other than that, Rudolf Rassendyll wasalso brave to save the King. He

impersonated the King on Sapts

suggestion although he knew that he

would risk his life. He also showedbravery in Zendas Castle. Rudolf went

to the Zenda Castle alone even though

the action would risk the Kings lifebeing ended by Duke Michaels men.

Reason 2

Evidences

4 Lastly, this can be seen in the novel

when Rudolf chased down Rupert ofHentzau. He chased down Rupert

despite being badly wounded whileRupert was fit as a fiddle. Rudolf

wanted to stop Rupert from doing

cruel deeds in the future.

Reason 3

Evidences

5 In a nutshell, I was happy because I

had learned to be brave like Rudolf

who was very brave to know newthings, to protect someone important

and to stop evil deeds from happening.

Conclusion

Your opinion

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