Miriam and the Sandia Seed

Where does Miriam's uncle, Tío Esai, live?

• A) In the same city as Miriam

• B) In Mexico

• C) In a distant country

What does Tío Esai's letter say about the magical sandía seed?

• A) It grants three wishes that must be kept a secret

• B) It will grow into a giant watermelon

• C) It must be shared with others to be effective

Why does Miriam decide not to tell her mother about her first wish?

• A) She thinks her mother won't believe her

• B) Tío Esai told her to keep it a secret

• C) She wants to surprise her mother later

What happens when Miriam becomes angry and rejects the giant watermelon?

• A) It stays the same size

• B) It becomes smaller

• C) It turns into a magical object

Why does Miriam become disappointed with her second wish?

• A) She didn't make a proper wish

• B) Her wish made things worse

• C) She forgot to make a wish

What does Miriam realize when she finds Tío Esai's letter again?

• A) She should have shared the watermelon with her family

• B) Life has its own pace, and she rushed her wishes

• C) She should have wished for something for herself

What is the best use Miriam can think of for her third wish?

• A) To make herself happy

• B) To bring her family closer together

• C) To have a pet dog

Where does Miriam's mother plant the sandía seed she found?

• A) In the front yard

• B) In the backyard garden

• C) Under the kitchen window

How does Miriam's family benefit from the sandía seeds planted by her mother?

• A) They make a lot of money selling the watermelons

• B) They have a beautiful garden

• C) They become famous watermelon growers

What lesson does Miriam learn from the entire experience?

• A) That magic is real

• B) That you should never plant magical seeds

• C) That a kind and generous heart can bring sweetness to life