Karina's Curly Crown by Maya Miernik

Karina expresses dissatisfaction with her curly hair, wishing it were like her friends'. Her mother reassures her, highlighting the beauty of her unique hair and encouraging self-acceptance. Through their conversation, Karina learns to appreciate her own beauty, realizing her curls are a special part of her identity.

What is the main reason Karina is unhappy with her hair?

• She feels it's too thick.

• She wants it to be a different color.

• She believes it's too curly and short.

• She thinks it's too long.

How does Karina's mother respond to her daughter's wish to have hair like Mia's?

• She explains that different hair types are beautiful.

• She tells Karina to change her hairstyle.

• She suggests cutting Karina's hair.

• She agrees that Mia's hair is better.

What does Karina's mother emphasize about her daughter's hair?

• It is too difficult to manage.

• It is a unique blend of her parents' features.

• It needs to be dyed.

• It should be straightened.

What change occurs in Karina after her conversation with her mother?

• She starts to appreciate her curls.

• She decides to cut her hair.

• She wants to dye her hair.

• She plans to wear a wig.

What lesson does Karina learn by the end of the story?

• Her mother's hair is better than hers.

• Changing her appearance is necessary.

• Her natural beauty is something to be proud of.

• Comparison is the key to happiness.