Melissa goes to the Renaissance Faire every year. This year, she gets so involved in her role that she forgets it is not real. At the end of the day, she asks herself who she wants to be next. What conclusion can you draw from this evidence? Melissa did not like being a sorceress at the Renaissance Faire this year. Melissa goes to the Renaissance Faire because she likes the food. Melissa only wants to be a sorceress at the Faire, nothing else. Melissa enjoys dressing up and playing pretend at the Renaissance Faire. 4What word best describes Melissa in this story? suspicious frightened compassionate imaginative 5What is the main idea of this story? A girl makes her very own Renaissance Fair costume from scratch. A girl gets caught up in a game at the Renaissance Faire and forgets it is not real. A girl has her fortune told by a palm reader at the Renaissance Faire. A girl finds out she truly has magical powers and has to destroy evil creatures. 6Just after the warlock tells Melissa that she must vanquish the Gooples, the passage states: “And so Melissa and the warlock leave the tent, carrying her magical staff—which, at this moment, has turned into a real magical staff.” Why does the author state that Melissa’s staff has turned into a real magical staff? to show that Melissa’s staff was actually always magical to show that Melissa now believes that her staff is magical to show that Melissa is actually magical to show that Melissa is proud of the staff she made 7Choose the answer that best completes the sentence below. the gypsy has told Melissa that she is “the one,” the warlock tells Melissa that she needs to vanquish the Gooples. After Even though Meanwhile Before 8In reality, what is Melissa’s staff made of? Answer 9While at the Renaissance Faire, what does Melissa believe about her staff? Use evidence from the text to support your answer. Answer 10How does Melissa’s costume, including her staff, help her fully believe that she is magical? Use evidence from the text to support your