Ryan's Adventure: Rules and Freedom

Ryan, who dislikes rules, imagines a world without them. He experiences chaos at school and home, realizing the importance of rules for order and safety. Upon waking from this dream, Ryan appreciates the necessity of rules in maintaining a peaceful and clean environment.

Why does Ryan dislike rules?

• He doesn't understand them.

• He feels they restrict his freedom.

• He thinks they are unnecessary.

• He finds them confusing.

What does Ryan wish for?

• A world with more rules.

• A world with no rules.

• A world where he makes the rules.

• A world with different rules.

What does Ryan do first when he realizes it's a no-rules day?

• Goes home to play.

• Eats chocolates.

• Goes to the park.

• Watches TV.

What does Ryan notice about his house on no-rules day?

• It is very clean.

• It is full of guests.

• It is locked.

• It is in a mess.

What does Ryan decide to do after eating chocolates?

• Clean the house.

• Go back to school.

• Go to the park to ride his bicycle.

• Visit a friend.

What does Ryan see on the streets during no-rules day?

• A parade.

• People shouting and fighting.

• People helping each other.

• A festival.

What happens to Ryan's bicycle at the park?

• It gets stolen.

• It gets broken.

• He gives it away.

• Derek snatches it.

What does Ryan realize about a world without rules?

• It is more fun.

• It is chaotic and unsafe.

• It is peaceful.

• It is boring.

How does Ryan feel when he wakes up from his dream?

• Relieved.

• Angry.

• Confused.

• Sad.

What lesson does Ryan learn by the end of the story?

• Rules are unnecessary.

• Rules are important for order and safety.

• Rules are meant to be broken.

• Rules are only for school.