Understanding Flowers and Permissions

A child admires beautiful flowers and asks their grandma if they can pick them. The grandma advises against picking the flowers, emphasizing the importance of respecting nature.

What is the speaker's initial reaction to the flowers?

• They are ugly.

• They are beautiful.

• They are ordinary.

• They are wilted.

What does the child want to do with the flowers?

• Smell them.

• Water them.

• Ignore them.

• Pick them.

Who is asked for permission to pick the flowers?

• The teacher.

• The mother.

• The grandmother.

• The friend.

What advice does the grandmother give about the flowers?

• You can ignore them.

• You should water them.

• You mustn't pick them.

• You should pick them.

Why might the grandmother advise against picking the flowers?

• They are beautiful.

• They are for everyone to enjoy.

• They are rare.

• They are poisonous.