Understanding Revolt and Growth

What is the main message about accepting unfairness in life?

• Accepting it leads to change.

• Ignoring it makes it go away.

• Accepting it without action leads to no change.

• It is always fair.

What do the 'revolting children' refuse to do?

• Follow rules

• Be ignored

• Be happy

• Stay quiet

What tool do the children use metaphorically to fight back?

• A book

• A sword

• A pen

• A hammer

What is the attitude of the children towards fear?

• They fear nothing.

• They fear the dark.

• They fear only adults.

• They are afraid of everything.

What is the ultimate goal of the revolting children?

• To be quiet

• To bring change

• To stay the same

• To be ignored

What do the children aspire to be when they grow up?

• Brave and smart

• Rich and famous

• Quiet and obedient

• Fearful and weak

What kind of creatures do the children want to fight when they grow up?

• Ghosts

• Aliens

• Creatures under the bed

• Dragons

What do the children want to do all day when they grow up?

• Work hard

• Read books

• Play video games

• Lie in the sun

What is the children's attitude towards learning and answering questions?

• They think it's unnecessary.

• They want to avoid it.

• They want to be smart enough to answer them.

• They find it boring.

What do the children plan to do with tales when they grow up?

• Forget them

• Tell them

• Ignore them

• Hide them