Sophie and the Giant's Adventure

Sophie, a young girl, is snatched from her bed by a giant during the night. The giant, with a long, pale, wrinkly face, captures her in a blanket and carries her out of the window. As Sophie peeks out, she sees the village houses rushing by as the giant sprints through the streets and across the moonlit fields. Despite her fear, she realizes the giant is running fast, possibly to have her for breakfast.

What does Sophie do when she first sees the giant's face at the window?

• She screams loudly.

• She hides under the blanket.

• She runs out of the room.

• She calls for help.

How does the giant enter Sophie's room?

• Through the chimney.

• Through the door.

• Through the floor.

• Through the window.

What does Sophie feel when the giant grabs her?

• Curiosity.

• Terror.

• Excitement.

• Relief.

What does the giant carry along with Sophie?

• A bag and a stick.

• A book and a hat.

• A lantern and a map.

• A suitcase and a trumpet.

How does Sophie manage to see outside while being carried by the giant?

• She uses a mirror.

• She asks the giant to let her see.

• She peeks through a gap.

• She tears the blanket.

What does Sophie see as the giant runs through the village?

• The village houses rushing by.

• The giant's reflection in the river.

• A flock of birds flying overhead.

• A group of people chasing them.

What is Sophie's main fear as the giant carries her away?

• That she will be dropped.

• That she will never see her family again.

• That the giant will eat her.

• That she will get lost.

What does the giant do when he encounters a river?

• He swims across it.

• He builds a bridge.

• He jumps over it.

• He walks around it.

How does the giant's cloak behave as he runs?

• It wraps around Sophie.

• It drags on the ground.

• It streams out like wings.

• It flutters like a flag.

What does Sophie compare herself to as she is carried by the giant?

• A piece of luggage.

• A bundle of clothes.

• A small bird.

• A sack of potatoes.