Sarah's First Day at School

Sarah is anxious about her first day at a new school. Despite her reluctance, Mr. Hartwell encourages her to go. After a hesitant morning routine, Sarah arrives at school, meets the principal, and is introduced to the class as the new teacher, revealing a twist in the story.

What is the main reason Sarah doesn't want to go to her new school?

• She doesn't like the school building.

• She is afraid of not knowing anyone.

• She thinks the teachers are mean.

• She prefers studying at home.

How does Mr. Hartwell try to motivate Sarah?

• By telling her about the new friends she will make.

• By promising her a gift.

• By offering to go with her.

• By letting her stay home.

What is Sarah's main concern about starting at a new school?

• The school is too far from home.

• She doesn't know anyone there.

• The classes are too difficult.

• The school uniform is uncomfortable.

What does Mr. Hartwell do to ensure Sarah gets ready for school?

• He makes her breakfast.

• He calls the school to inform them she won't come.

• He insists she gets up and leaves her to prepare.

• He helps her pack her school bag.

What does Sarah do when Mr. Hartwell insists she gets ready?

• She starts crying.

• She reluctantly gets out of bed.

• She runs away.

• She goes back to sleep.

How does Sarah feel physically as she prepares for school?

• Happy and cheerful.

• Nervous and unwell.

• Calm and relaxed.

• Excited and energetic.

What does Sarah do when she first gets out of bed?

• She packs her school bag.

• She calls a friend.

• She stumbles into the bathroom.

• She goes to the kitchen.

What does Mr. Hartwell give Sarah before they leave for school?

• A list of her classmates.

• A map of the school.

• A piece of toast and her lunchbox.

• A new backpack.

How does Sarah feel as they drive to school?

• Excited and eager.

• Calm and collected.

• Happy and joyful.

• Sick and anxious.

What does Mr. Hartwell do when Sarah says she feels sick?

• He calls the doctor.

• He takes her back home.

• He gives her medicine.

• He dismisses it as nonsense.