Lily's Enchanted Forest Adventure

What is the name of the young girl who decided to explore the enchanted forest?

• Lily

• Rose

• Daisy

• Violet

Who did Lily meet in the enchanted forest?

• A talking rabbit

• A tiny fairy named Sparkle

• A wise old owl

• A singing stream

What did the trees in the enchanted forest seem to do?

• Whisper secrets

• Touch the sky

• Dance in the wind

• Glow in the dark

What did Lily carry with her into the forest?

• A magic wand

• A small backpack

• A map of the forest

• A lantern

What did Lily promise to do at the end of her adventure?

• Bring her grandmother to the forest

• Visit the enchanted forest again

• Tell everyone about the fairy

• Find more magical places

What is the main theme of this story?

• 
  The power of friendship and discovery.
  

• The importance of bravery and adventure.

• The dangers of entering unknown places.

• The value of staying at home.

How does Lily feel at the end of the story?

• She feels scared and wants to leave the forest forever.

• She feels sad that her adventure is over.

• She feels joyful and excited to return home with new memories.

• She feels angry that she did not find what she was looking for.

What might be the reason why the forest is described as magical?

• Because it has treasure hidden in it.
  

• Because the animals can talk and the streams sing.

• Because it is a dangerous place for humans.

• Because it is always filled with snow.

Why is the enchanted forest special in the story?

• It is home to many dangerous animals.

• It is always covered in snow

• It is filled with treasure and gold.

• It has the ability to make people’s wishes come true.

Which of the following is an example of sensory language used in the passage?

• "The trees were so tall that their tops seemed to touch the sky."

• The forest was filled with wonders."

• "The flowers glowed in the sunlight, and Lily marveled at their beauty."

• "Lily decided to explore the enchanted forest."

Answer explanation

The phrase "glowed in the sunlight" appeals to sight, and "marveled at their beauty" appeals to the sense of sight and emotion. Sensory words help create vivid images or feelings related to one of the five senses (sight, hearing, touch, taste, smell).