Milly and The Macy's Day Parade

Milly and The Macy's Day Parade

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The setting for this story is

• New York City in the past.

• Chicago in the present.

• New York City in the future.

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"Milly thought Macy's was magic" means

• Mr. Macy casts spells from his office

• Macy's department store was too busy and crowded.

• Macy's department store was a wonderful place to explore.

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Milly's father and his friends feel sad because

• They want to be paid more.

• They feel homesick for their home countries.

• They have to work on the day of the parade.

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Milly understands what it's like to be homesick because

• She moved to America from Poland.

• She has gone on several long trips.

• She misses Polish food.

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Milly shares her marvelous idea with

• Mr. Snidely.

• Mr. Rockefeller.

• Mr. Macy.

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Milly's marvelous idea was to

• Bring a Polish tradition to America.

• Go back to Poland for a visit.

• Start a new holiday tradition.

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Mr. Snidely's reaction to Milly's idea can best be described as

• Unenthusiastic and reluctant.

• Eager and passionate.

• Bewildered and confused.

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The parade was a success because

• Animals came from the Central Park Zoo.

• Milly saved her father's job.

• Everyone felt included in the celebration.

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