Vivian's Campaign for Sea Turtles

Vivian, a new student, learns about the challenges faced by baby sea turtles due to beach lights. With the help of her class and community, they initiate 'Lights Out for Loggerheads' to protect the hatchlings. Through research, community engagement, and creative solutions, they successfully guide the turtles to the sea, demonstrating the power of collective action.

What is Vivian's initial challenge in the story?

• Finding a new school

• Solving a problem in the new town

• Making new friends

• Learning to ride a bike

What problem does Vivian discover on the beach?

• Lack of beach access

• Sea turtles getting lost due to lights

• Pollution in the water

• Too many tourists

What is the main reason baby sea turtles get lost?

• They are scared of the ocean

• They are distracted by people

• They follow the strongest light

• They are too slow

How do Vivian and her classmates start their campaign?

• By organizing a beach cleanup

• By holding a protest

• By making posters and fact sheets

• By writing letters to the government

What role does the community newspaper play in the campaign?

• It publishes an article about the campaign

• It ignores the campaign

• It criticizes the campaign

• It sponsors the campaign

Who helps spread the word about the campaign online?

• Vivian and Clementine

• Rebecca and Max

• The coffee shop man

• Mr. J

What is the outcome of the town meeting?

• The campaign is canceled

• A volunteer group is formed

• The meeting ends in disagreement

• The town decides to ignore the problem

What happens on the last evening of summer school?

• The class goes on a field trip

• A storm hits the beach

• The campaign is declared a failure

• The turtles hatch and make their way to the sea

What emotion do the characters feel as they watch the turtles?

• Anger

• Wonder

• Sadness

• Fear

What is the final action the characters take in the story?

• They celebrate with a party

• They follow the moon

• They write a report

• They go home