OPEN ENDED QUESTION

QUESTIONS
Answer the questions orally.
1) In the story, who attacked the land of Renosia? Why?
2) What are the moral values that you have learned from the story?
3) When Rosemary was in trouble, the gnomes help her. What will you do if
there is someone in trouble, will you help her/him?
4) Have you ever help people who are in trouble before? Tell us about it.
5) If you are given the chance to change the ending of the story, how would
you want it to be? Why?
1. The monsters, because they want to own Renosia

2. The one with good deeds will always winning over everything

3. Yes I will help them

4. Yes, I helped my teachers carrying their heavy bags

5. If I can choose the ending, I want to make it more dramatic. The

magic potions wont affect those monsters and only make them
become stronger. So, Rosemary and the gnomes will try to find
another way instead of cheating by using magics. Rosemary and
gnomes will travel to other places to gather all good creatures to
fight those monsters.
1. Fierce monsters attacked the land because they wanted to own
Renosia.

2. I learned that it is important to help people who are in need.

3. If there is someone in trouble, I will definitely help him/her.

4. Yes, I always help people who are in trouble. For example, I helped
my mother to clean the house.

5. If I can change the ending of the story, I want it to be a happy

ending. For instance, when Rosemary and the gnomes sprinkled the
magic potions on the monsters, one of the fierce monsters will turn
into a handsome prince. They get married and live happily ever
after.
 FEEDBACK
1) Open-ended questions helpful in finding out about a persons understanding and point of view.

2) There is no options for the respondents to choose their answer. They have the freedom to respond
based on their own ideas or feelings.

3) Open ended questions encourage a variety of responses (allow an unlimited number of possible
answers).

4) Enhance people to use their thinking skills in order to create creative answers.

5) Provides the opportunity for others to express themselves more openly and honestly.

6) Allow respondents to think logically, which related to the story.

7) Able to relate what they have learned and create a new idea to make it more interesting.