L4 - B4 - The Dragon and the Sun

Multiple Choice

Why do you think the dragon dance is important in Chinese culture?

• It is a fun activity for children.

• It brings good luck and drives away evil spirits.

• It is a way to show off costumes.

• It is a competition between villages.

Open Ended

What do you think Lee and Kipper are doing with a dragon?

Multiple Choice

Why did Kipper go with Lee to the dance club?

• To see what they did

• To join the club

• To teach a dance

• To play outside

Open Ended

What is the dragon dance, and when will the students perform it?

Multiple Choice

Why did the children say, 'It is hard to get it right'?

• Because they were trying to learn a new dance.

• Because they were playing football.

• Because they were doing their homework.

• Because they were building something.

Multiple Select

Which of the following happened to Lee?

• He fell down and twisted his foot.

• He hurt his leg.

• He was helped by an older man.

• He lost his backpack.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following words from the book best describes how you felt about the dragon dance?

• Fantastic

• Upset

• Hard

• Thank

Open Ended

What are some things you learned about dragons or Chinese culture from this story?

Multiple Choice

Why was Lee upset the next morning?

• He could not be in the dragon dance.

• He lost his homework.

• He was late for school.

• He forgot his lunch.

Multiple Choice

What did Kipper promise when he received the ball?

• He promised to do his best and not let anyone down.

• He promised to score a goal.

• He promised to return the ball.

• He promised to teach others.

Multiple Select

Which of the following statements are true about the dragon dance performance?

• Kipper participated in the dragon dance.

• The dragon dance was performed on a stage.

• Kipper was unhappy with his role.

• The audience enjoyed the performance.

Multiple Choice

How did Kipper feel about being the sun in the dragon dance?

• He thought it was fun.

• He was nervous.

• He was bored.

• He was angry.