Rubina's Birthday Party Adventure

Rubina is excited to attend a birthday party but must take her younger sister, Sana, who causes trouble. At the party, Sana eats Rubina's lollipop, leading to conflict. Later, when Sana is invited to a party, Rubina helps her avoid taking their youngest sister, Miriam. This act of kindness leads to a stronger bond between Rubina and Sana, highlighting themes of sharing and sibling relationships.

What is Rubina excited about at the beginning of the story?

• A new toy

• A birthday party invitation

• A family trip

• A school event

Why does Rubina's mother insist on taking Sana to the party?

• Because Sana is older

• Because Sana is sick

• Because Sana is invited

• Because it's fair

How does Rubina feel about taking her sister to the party?

• Annoyed

• Happy

• Indifferent

• Excited

What happens to Rubina's lollipop after the party?

• It melts

• It gets lost

• Sana eats most of it

• She eats it immediately

What does Rubina do with the lollipop triangle?

• Saves it for later

• Eats it

• Throws it away

• Gives it to Sana

Why does Rubina stop receiving party invitations?

• She moved to a new school

• She has to bring Sana

• She doesn't like parties

• She is too busy

What does Sana bring home one day that changes the situation?

• A pet

• A school project

• A birthday invitation

• A new toy

How does Rubina help Sana with her party invitation?

• By making a cake

• By taking her to the party

• By buying her a gift

• By convincing Ami to let her go alone

What does Sana give Rubina after the party?

• A big green lollipop

• A thank you card

• A book

• A toy

What is the outcome of Rubina's decision to help Sana?

• They ignore each other

• They become friends

• They fight more

• They become enemies