The Dewdrop Story Quiz

What was the Dewdrop resting on at the beginning of the story?

• A. A leaf

• B. A petal of a wild rose

• C. A blade of grass

• D. A stone

What did the lady compare the Dewdrop to?

• A. A pearl

• B. A star

• C. A diamond

• D. A crystal

What did the Dewdrop wish for?

• A. To be a part of the ocean

• B. To be admired by everyone

• C. To be like the river

• D. To stay on the rose petal forever

What happened to the Dewdrop after it joined the river?

• A. It became a part of the ocean

• B. It was admired by everyone

• C. It evaporated

• D. It stayed on the rose petal

How did the Dewdrop feel after becoming part of the ocean?

• A. It felt proud and admired

• B. It felt lost and insignificant

• C. It felt happy and content

• D. It felt angry and disappointed

What did the loud wind tell the gentle breeze about the little Dewdrop?

• The little Dewdrop was lost in the river.

• The little Dewdrop had been swallowed by the ocean.

• The little Dewdrop had become a part of the waves.

• The little Dewdrop was still in the river.

What did the gentle breeze do after hearing the loud wind?

• It went back to the river.

• It stayed by the ocean.

• It swept the ocean, making the waves high and the roar louder.

• It ignored the loud wind.

What did the gentle breeze tell the discontented Dewdrop about its role in the world?

• To become a part of the river and lose its identity.

• To be content with its small but beautiful part.

• To strive for greatness and be seen by everyone.

• To leave the river and join the ocean.

What was the fate of the discontented Dewdrop that wished to become great?

• It became a part of the river.

• It was swallowed by its own greatness.

• It joined the ocean waves.

• It remained in the river, content.

What lesson did the gentle breeze convey to the Dewdrop at the end of the story?

• To always seek greatness.

• To be content with the small but beautiful part it plays in the world.

• To leave the river and join the ocean.

• To mingle with the waters of the river and lose its identity.