Why do sunflowers follow the sun?

Why does Lina want to paint the sunflower field near her house?

• Because she loves sunflowers

• Because she wants to eat lunch there

• Because she wants to watch the sunset

• Because she wants to play with her cat

What does Lina think is the reason sunflowers are called sunflowers?

• Because they look like the moon

• Because they look like the sun

• Because they look like the stars

• Because they look like the clouds

When does Lina notice the sunflowers swaying in the breeze?

• Morning

• Afternoon

• Evening

• Night

What does Lina compare the sunflowers to when she sees them looking down sleepily?

• A flying bird

• A sleeping cat

• A sleeping baby

• A falling leaf

What mistake does Lina realize she made in her painting of the sunflowers?

• She painted them falling asleep instead of waking up

• She painted them with the wrong colors

• She painted them too small

• She forgot to paint the sun

What does Lina do to try and get her painting of the sunflowers right?

• She paints them in different colors

• She climbs a tree to observe them

• She gives up on painting

• She asks her friends for help

What does Lina discover about the sunflowers after observing them for a week?

• They love to follow the sun

• They are full of tricks

• They are magical flowers

• They only bloom at night

What does Lina realize is the reason behind the sunflowers' behavior?

• They are following the moon

• They love to follow the sun

• They are dancing in the wind

• They are trying to hide from the rain

What does Lina do on Sunday after observing the sunflowers?

• She goes to the beach

• She takes a nap

• She looks at all her paintings together

• She goes shopping

What conclusion does Lina come to about the sunflowers in the end?

• They just love to follow the sun

• They are always sad

• They are always sleepy

• They are always happy