Understanding Mojo's Presentation and the Beast

In Mojo's class, students present book reports on presidents. Mojo struggles with his presentation on Lincoln, mixing up words due to nervousness. Katie explains that his anxiety is caused by 'The Beast,' a metaphor for powerful emotions like fear and anxiety. She suggests that while it can't be eliminated, it can be tamed. Mojo is left to ponder if he can tame or even befriend the Beast.

What was Mojo's main challenge during his presentation?

• He was interrupted by a classmate.

• He made several verbal mistakes.

• He was too quiet for the class to hear.

• He forgot his lines completely.

What was the topic of Mojo's book report?

• George Washington

• Abraham Lincoln

• Thomas Jefferson

• Theodore Roosevelt

What does Katie refer to as 'The Beast'?

• A nickname for Mojo's teacher.

• A type of government system.

• A fictional monster in a book.

• A metaphor for strong emotions.

According to Katie, what emotions are part of 'The Beast'?

• Joy and excitement.

• Sadness and grief.

• Anger, fear, and anxiety.

• Love and compassion.

What advice does Katie give Mojo about 'The Beast'?

• Ignore it completely.

• Try to eliminate it.

• Learn to control it.

• Ask a teacher for help.

What does Mojo wonder about 'The Beast' at the end?

• If he can make it disappear.

• If he can tame or befriend it.

• If it will always control him.

• If it affects everyone equally.

How does Katie describe the role of 'The Beast' in a person?

• It is a minor part of one's personality.

• It is what makes a person unique.

• It is a temporary phase.

• It is a sign of weakness.