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Once upon a time in a quiet neighborhood, there was a little girl named Lily. Lily had a beloved teddy bear named Benny that she carried with her everywhere. Benny had been her faithful companion through tea parties, bedtime stories, and outdoor adventures. One sunny afternoon, Lily and Benny decided to go for a walk in the nearby park. They explored the playground, chased butterflies, and enjoyed a picnic on a cozy blanket. However, when it was time to go home, Lily realized that Benny was nowhere to be found. Frantically, Lily retraced her steps, searching the park and asking other children if they had seen her teddy bear. The sun began to set, and Lily started feeling worried and sad. She didn't want to go home without Benny. With determination, Lily decided to check one last spot – the ice cream stand near the park entrance. As she approached, her eyes lit up with joy. There was Benny, sitting on the counter, patiently waiting for her. It turned out that Lily had left Benny behind when she ordered ice cream. The kind ice cream vendor noticed the lonely teddy bear and kept it safe until Lily returned. Lily hugged Benny tightly, thanking the vendor for helping them reunite. From that day forward, Lily made sure to keep a closer eye on Benny during their adventures, grateful for the kindness that brought her lost teddy bear back. What did Lily learn from this adventure with Benny?

• To keep a closer eye on Benny during their adventures

• To give Benny away to someone else

• To not worry about Benny during their adventures

• To leave Benny behind during their adventures

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What is she reading?

• She is reading a book.

• She is reading a comic.

• She is reading a picture book about a witch.

• She is reading a picture book about a princess.

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How old is his sister?

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She is reading a picture book.

• No, she isn't.

• Yes, she is.

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Is there a wizard in the book?

• No, there isn't.

• Yes, there is.

• Yes, there is. There is a wizard and Harry Potter.

Where's the Lion?

• It's in the dining room

• It's in the living room

• It's in the bedroom

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Where's the Tiger?

• It's in the dining room

• It's in the hall

• It's in the kitchen

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What is the main theme of the story about Lily and Benny?

• Friendship and responsibility

• Adventure and exploration

• Fear and anxiety

• Independence and growth

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Which literary device is used in the phrase 'Lily's eyes lit up with joy'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

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What role does the ice cream vendor play in the story?

• Antagonist

• Protagonist

• Helper

• Observer

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