Thelma's Journey of Self-Discovery

Thelma, a pony, dreams of being a unicorn. She ties a carrot to her nose and becomes famous after a truck covers her in pink paint and glitter. Despite enjoying the fame initially, she finds it overwhelming and lonely. Eventually, Thelma decides to return to her true self, realizing that being herself is more fulfilling.

What does Thelma wish to become?

• A princess

• A dragon

• A unicorn

• A fairy

What does Thelma use to pretend to be a unicorn?

• A flower

• A carrot

• A horn

• A stick

What happens to Thelma when the truck passes by?

• She gets covered in pink paint and glitter

• She gets covered in mud

• She gets hit by the truck

• She gets splashed with water

How does Thelma feel about her newfound fame initially?

• She dislikes it

• She is scared

• She is indifferent

• She loves it

What do Thelma's fans do that overwhelms her?

• They ignore her

• They send her gifts

• They write her letters

• They chase her everywhere

How do some people treat Thelma despite her fame?

• They are supportive

• They are mean

• They are indifferent

• They are kind

What does Thelma decide to do after feeling lonely?

• Move to a new place

• Return to her normal self

• Change her appearance again

• Continue being famous

Who does Thelma look forward to seeing after her realization?

• Her manager

• Her friend Otis

• Her family

• Her fans

What does Thelma do with her sparkles and magic horn?

• She keeps them

• She sells them

• She cleans them off

• She gives them away

What lesson does Thelma learn by the end of the story?

• Fame is the most important thing

• Being yourself is better than pretending

• Dreams should never be pursued

• Friends are not important