"Do Not Drop"

What is the theme of the story "Do Not Drop"?

• The joy of having a dragon as a pet.

• The importance of following rules.

• The dangers of disobedience.

• The magic hidden in ordinary objects.

How does the theme of the story develop as Yuka interacts with the dragon?

• Yuka learns the value of following rules and drops the book.

• Yuka disobeys the book's warning but faces consequences.

• Yuka enjoys having a dragon as a pet and ignores the book.

• Yuka regrets her actions but continues to keep the dragon.

What detail from the text supports the theme of the story?

• "Its cover was so clear you could almost see through it."

• "I'm a rule follower, but this book made me curious."

• "You’re cute, aren’t you?" I carefully ran my hand up and down my dragon’s back."

• "This time the book’s pages read: Told you so!"

How does Yuka's perspective on the dragon change throughout the story?

• She becomes more afraid of the dragon.

• She regrets keeping the dragon as a pet.

• She is initially curious, then grows attached to the dragon.

• She never interacts with the dragon directly.

What can be inferred about the consequences of not following the book's warning?

• Yuka gains a loyal and friendly dragon companion.

• Yuka faces danger and realizes the book was right.

• Yuka discovers the true origin of the magical book.

• Yuka becomes a skilled dragon trainer.

How does Yuka's decision to keep the dragon reflect on the theme of the story?

• Yuka demonstrates that rules should be questioned and challenged.

• Yuka learns the importance of accepting advice from experienced sources.

• Yuka prioritizes her own desires over the potential consequences.

• Yuka acknowledges the book's warning but chooses to take a risk.

Which event from the story best illustrates the theme of the dangers of disobedience?

• Yuka drops the book, and the dragon appears.

• Yuka feeds the dragon a piece of chicken.

• Yuka cuddles with the dragon in her bed.

• Yuka regrets her decision and says goodbye to the dragon.

How does the author use Yuka's encounter with the dragon to develop the theme?

• By describing the dragon's appearance in detail.

• By showing the consequences of ignoring the book's warning.

• By emphasizing Yuka's love for her dragon companion.

• By introducing other magical creatures in the story.

Which sentence from the text best reflects the theme's development?

• "I can't believe I almost listened to that book."

• "She was still asleep when I got into bed a few hours later."

• "How did you get so big?" I asked.

• "I wonder what it thinks about cats."

How does the theme influence Yuka's decision to finally drop the book?

• Yuka wants to test if the book's warning is true.

• Yuka realizes the book provides valuable advice.

• Yuka wants to see the dragon disappear in a flash of bright light.

• Yuka wants to prove that she can control the dragon.