Star Llama

What did the boy and the old llama do every day?

• They played a game of making golden fur rain down.

• They sold the llama's fur.

• They walked many miles looking for home.

• They found two baby llamas to start a family.

Where did the boy bury the llama?

• Under a bridge.

• In the sky with the stars.

• In a cemetery.

• Next to an icy stream.

What shape did the star take?

• It took the shape of the old llama.

• It took the shape of the two baby llamas.

• It took the shape silver fur.

• It took the shape of an icy stream.

What happened when the star llama jumped back into the sky?

• Bits of sliver llama wool fell from the sky.

• The llama drank from the icy stream.

• The came back to life.

• There was an explosion of stars that lit up the sky.

What did the boy do with the wool?

• He made a new coat and stayed in the desert forever.

• He sold it and bought a house and two young llamas.

• He threw it into the icy stream and cried.

• He used to make two frisky young llamas.

In what ways were the old llama and the star llama similar?

• They both lived in the sky.

• They both cared for the boy.

• They both had silver fur.

• They both laid silver eggs for the boy.

"The Star Llama" is a...

• ...poem

• ...song

• ...play

• ...fable

Why did the boy walk many miles every day?

• He wanted to stay healthy.

• He was looking for a home.

• He needed to take his pet on walks.

• He was searching for his parents.

How were the boy’s new llamas different from his old llama?

• They had wool.

• They were old.

• They were young.

• They curled up with him.

How can you tell this selection is a fantasy?

• Some events could not happen in real life.

• A llama is not a real animal.

• Inca boys lived hundreds of years ago.

• People in a city would never buy wool.