Lifted

What happens to the boy in his bed when the blue light shines on him?

• He wakes up and screams.

• He is gently lifted out of his bed.

• He falls out of bed.

• He pulls the covers over his head.

What is the small alien's main difficulty when trying to lift the boy?

• He cannot see the boy clearly.

• He keeps dropping the boy.

• He struggles to operate the controls smoothly.

• He is distracted by the large alien.

What happens to the boy when the small alien tries to lift him through the window?

• He passes through the window easily.

• He gets stuck in the window frame.

• He falls back onto his bed.

• He is thrown against the wall.

How does the large alien's control of the lifting beam differ from the small alien's?

• The large alien is also clumsy and drops the boy.

• The large alien is much more precise and gentle.

• The large alien uses a different type of beam.

• The large alien lifts the boy much faster.

What does the UFO ultimately lift from the ground?

• Only the boy.

• The boy and the tree.

• The entire house.

• The house and the surrounding field.

What is the alien's main conflict?

• The alien's quest for revenge against its captors.
• The alien's mission to find a lost artifact on its home planet.
• The alien's struggle to adapt and be accepted in a new environment.
• The alien's desire to conquer Earth and its inhabitants.

What are two key ideas in this story?

• Happiness and sadness
• Courage and fear
• Love and betrayal
• Friendship and perseverance

How did the little alien change throughout the story?

• The little alien transformed into a villainous character.
• The little alien changed from timid and unsure to confident and self-accepting.
• The little alien became more fearful and withdrawn.
• The little alien remained the same throughout the story.