Virgil's Adventures and Imaginative Insights

Virgil is trapped in a well, struggling to escape. He imagines a magical place called Bali to distract himself. Ruby encourages him to listen to his thoughts, leading Virgil to recount the story of Polito, a small but brave king. Virgil reflects on his school experiences, particularly meeting Valencia, and learns to send thoughts through the universe.

What does Virgil try to do to escape the well?

• Call for help

• Jump to reach the ledge

• Dig through the stones

• Climb the ladder

What is the magical feature of Bali that Virgil imagines?

• Endless beaches

• Floating islands

• Laughing gas rain

• Talking animals

Who are the Sun God's enemies in Virgil's imagination?

• The Storm Giants

• The Shadow Knights

• The 100 Kings of Darkness

• The Moon Warriors

What does the story of Polito teach Virgil?

• Warriors never fear

• Kings are always tall

• Bravery comes from within

• Size determines strength

What does Virgil feed Gulliver while in the well?

• Grass

• Berries

• Dandelions

• Leaves

Why does Virgil go to the resource room at school?

• To practice art

• To learn a new language

• To get help with multiplication tables

• To improve his reading skills

What does Virgil imagine when he hears 'multiplication tables'?

• A library of books

• A mountain of tables

• A garden of flowers

• A classroom full of students

What item does Valencia carry that intrigues Virgil?

• A sketchbook

• A map

• A journal

• A novel

How does Ruby suggest Virgil can send a message to his family?

• By writing a letter

• By sending a text

• By using a phone call

• By thinking it in his mind

What does Virgil hope his family will feel?

• His happiness

• His excitement

• His distress

• His boredom