The Magnifying Glass (4-3)

What did Faith look like compared to Inspiration?

• Faith was tall and strong, and Inspiration was short and skinny.

• Faith was short and stout, and Inspiration was tall and skinny.

• Faith was tall and skinny, and Inspiration was short and stout.

• Faith was short and strong, and Inspiration was tall and skinny.

What did Faith and Inspiration like to do most?

• Study together.

• Play together.

• Stay out late.

• Play soccer.

Why did people find it hard to believe that Faith and Inspiration were such good friends?

• Because they lived in different villages.

• Because they were in different grades.

• Because they acted so differently.

• Because they looked so different.

What was the main problem for Faith and Inspiration?

• They had to find the owner of the magnifying glass.

• The girls didn't know how to start looking for the owner.

• Inspiration's mother thought the girls stole the magnifying glass.

• They had to return the magnifying glass to Mercy.

What plan did the girls come up with to find the owner of the magnifying glass?

• Ask the teacher if she owned it because she needed it for reading.

• Ask the doctor if he owned it because he would need it to examine patients.

• Start in the middle of the village and work in both directions asking questions.

• Go door to door throughout the village asking who owned the glass.

Why did the truck driver want the girls to keep the magnifying glass?

• They earned it as a reward.

• He didn't want it anymore.

• It could no longer be sold.

• It was a defective piece.

How was Inspiration different from Faith?

• Inspiration was always more serious and careful about what she said.

• Inspiration was always quiet and reserved.

• Inspiration liked to play a lot, but she didn't like joking around very much.

• Inspiration was much more carefree and would say whatever she wanted to.

What did the girls figure out right after they saw light shining off glass in the boxes in the truck?

• The driver was going to stop and talk to them.

• The driver wasn't going to slow down.

• Finding the owner was going to be hard.

• The boxes were full of magnifying glasses.

What was this story mostly about?

• Good friends trying to do what one of their mothers thought was right.

• The problem that friends can have when they don't make good choices.

• Children trying to have fun on their summer break from school.

• The adventure of finding the owner of a lost magnifying glass.

What were the girls most concerned about at the end of their day while going door to door?

• Being completely exhausted and still needing to look for the owner of the magnifying glass.

• Being out in the dark and having to bring the magnifying glass back to Inspiration's mother.

• Getting in trouble with Inspiration's mom because they couldn't find the owner.

• Being unable to find the owner of the magnifying glass.