Mike Meela and the Magic Rhyme

In a magical tale, siblings Mike and Mila encounter a fairy during a thunderstorm. They help the fairy, Holly, by using their creativity to make her comfortable. Holly, in return, shows them how to make their drawings come to life. The children assist Holly in returning to Fairyland, where they meet Queen Sally, who gifts them the ability to bring their art to life. The story concludes with a lesson on drawing rainbows, encouraging creativity and imagination.

What is the setting of the story where Mike and Mila live?

• A snowy mountain village

• A bustling city

• A cottage near a magical forest

• A desert oasis

How does Mila react to the thunderstorm?

• She hides under her bed

• She watches in wonder

• She cries for her mother

• She runs outside

What does the yellow fairy, Holly, accidentally drop during the storm?

• A magic wand

• A pencil

• A book

• A paintbrush

How do the children communicate with Holly?

• By speaking directly

• Through drawings

• Using sign language

• By writing letters

What magical ability does Holly use to help the children?

• She teaches them to fly

• She gives them invisibility

• She makes their drawings real

• She grants them wishes

Why is Holly sad in the morning?

• She can't find her way home

• She misses her family

• She lost her magic

• She broke her wing

What do the children draw to help Holly return to Fairyland?

• A map

• A door

• A rainbow

• A bridge

Who is the blue fairy that meets the children at the end?

• Duchess Rose

• Princess Lily

• Lady Violet

• Queen Sally

What gift does Queen Sally give to Mike and Mila?

• A treasure chest

• A magical map

• Fairy magic for art

• A magical pet

What is the key lesson Mike and Mila learn from their adventure?

• Never trust strangers

• Magic is not real

• Helping others is rewarding

• Always seek personal gain