Narrator's Diorama Project and Reactions

A father consoles his daughter after a bad day by sharing a story from his childhood. He recounts his experience of creating a diorama for a school project, driven by a rivalry with a classmate named Jorge. Despite his efforts, the diorama is destroyed by his dog. Instead of despairing, he finds humor in the situation, presenting the ruined project as 'Wagon Train After a Tornado' to his class. The story teaches his daughter that some things aren't as bad as they seem.

What was the first unfortunate event that happened to Sarah?

• She lost her favorite bracelet.

• She failed a test.

• She missed the school bus.

• She forgot her lunch.

What role was Sarah assigned in the class play?

• Tree number one

• Cloud number four

• Marshmallow number two

• Star number three

What did Sarah initially think about the narrator's story?

• She was excited

• She was uninterested

• She was inspired

• She was confused

What was the narrator's project about in sixth grade?

• A medieval castle

• A log cabin

• A wagon train

• A space shuttle

Who was the narrator's rival in class?

• David Johnson

• Jorge Nunez

• Carlos Martinez

• Michael Smith

What did Jorge Nunez decide to make for his diorama project?

• A space station

• A log cabin

• A pirate ship

• A dinosaur park

What was the narrator's initial goal for his diorama project?

• To be on the local news

• To win a prize

• To impress his teacher

• To make his parents proud

What happened to the narrator's diorama in the middle of the night?

• It was stolen

• It was demolished by his dog

• It caught fire

• It was misplaced

How did the narrator feel when he discovered his diorama was destroyed?

• Indifferent

• Devastated

• Amused

• Relieved

How did the narrator's dog, Lucy, affect his project?

• She helped him build it

• She ignored it

• She destroyed it

• She protected it