Katie's Journey Through The Dip

Katie, initially reluctant to join an art class, struggles with her artistic abilities. Mojo informs her about a big show, increasing her anxiety. Seeking solace, Katie reads about her favorite inventor, Mojomus Edison, who explains the concept of 'The Dip'—a challenging phase in any learning journey. Edison reassures her that even geniuses face The Dip, which is essential for growth. Katie reflects on her struggles, pondering if she's in The Dip and how to overcome it.

Why was Katie initially hesitant to join the art class?

• She was afraid of Ms. Clara.

• She disliked Mojo.

• She preferred sports.

• She thought she was not an artist.

What was Katie's reaction to the art class?

• She was indifferent.

• She excelled immediately.

• She struggled and felt nervous.

• She found it easy.

What did Katie do to distract herself from the art show?

• She read a book about her favorite inventor.

• She practiced more art.

• She talked to Mojo.

• She went for a walk.

Who is Thomas Mojomus Edison in the story?

• A character in Katie's book.

• A famous artist.

• Katie's teacher.

• Mojo's friend.

What is 'The Dip' according to Edison?

• A place where artists gather.

• A type of art technique.

• A challenging part of any learning journey.

• A phase where everything is easy.

What feeling does 'The Dip' often cause?

• Frustration and the urge to quit.

• Excitement.

• Boredom.

• Joy and satisfaction.

Why does Edison say everyone goes through 'The Dip'?

• It's a way to avoid challenges.

• It's necessary for learning and strengthening the mind.

• It's a shortcut to success.

• It's a way to relax.

What interrupts Katie's reading about 'The Dip'?

• A phone call.

• Mojo announcing lunchtime.

• A loud noise.

• Ms. Clara's announcement.

What does Katie wonder about her own experience?

• If she should ask Mojo for help.

• If she should change her favorite inventor.

• If she is in 'The Dip' like Edison.

• If she should quit art class.

What is the main theme of Katie's story?

• The importance of art.

• The joy of winning.

• The inevitability of challenges in learning.

• The value of friendship.