The World of Imaginary Friends

Who is Jase's imaginary friend?

• Nelson

• Blaze

• Bob

• Willie

What is Blaze's unique ability?

• Breathing fire

• Flying as fast as lightning

• Invisibility

• Time travel

What does Bob like to do?

• Dance

• Cook

• Sleep and work out

• Travel

Why does Blaze hide her sharp teeth?

• She doesn't like looking scary

• She lost them

• They are sensitive

• They are not sharp

What does Nelson shoot out of his eyes?

• Fire

• Water

• Lightning

• Lasers

What does Blaze eat?

• Corn dogs

• Pizza

• Burgers

• Salad

What are imaginary friends according to the passage?

• Fascinating companions created by children in their minds

• Real friends that children play with

• Animals that talk to children

• Magical creatures that visit children

How do imaginary friends help children according to the passage?

• By helping them express their feelings and develop creativity

• By teaching them how to read and write

• By providing them with real-life friends

• By solving their problems for them

What skills can children practice by having imaginary friends?

• Descriptive skills

• Mathematical skills

• Cooking skills

• Sports skills

In what way can imaginary friends assist in problem-solving?

• By allowing children to imagine different scenarios and explore solutions

• By giving children the correct answers

• By making decisions for the children

• By providing real-life examples