The Most Magnificent Thing

Who wrote and illustrated this story?

• Dr. Seuss

• Patricia Polacco

• Ashley Spires

• Beverly Cleary

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What is the main character's name?

• Her name is never given

• Brittany

• Jen

• Geraldine

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Who is the girl's assistant?

• Her cat

• Her dad

• Her dog

• Her brother

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The girl tinkers and hammers. What does tinkers mean?

• To make really big

• To repair something

• To break or smash

• To make real small

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What happens when the girl fails to make the most magnficent thing?

• She starts to cry

• She gets mad

• She yells at her dog

• She throws everything in the garbage

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What happens when the girl tries to work when she's mad?

• She is successful

• She breaks her hammer

• She hurts her finger

• She becomes happy

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What pushes the mad out of the girl's head?

• Her cat

• A walk with her dog

• Her friends

• Ice cream

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Looking back on her work, the girl realizes...

• Some of the wrong things have the right parts

• It's awesome and she is done

• She would rather watch tv

• She needs a new assistant

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What is the most magnificent thing?

• A bicycle

• A dog bed

• A scooter with a sidecar

• A thermometer

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What is the main idea of the story?

• Only the strong survive

• Money can't buy you love

• Never give up (but learn to take breaks)

• Hard work is just hard

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