Pursuing Dreams: A Quiz

In the story "Sometimes a Dream Needs a Push," what is the protagonist’s dream?

• To become a professional athlete.

• To learn to play a musical instrument.

• To graduate from school and become successful.

• To own a business.

What major obstacle does the protagonist face in the story?

• Lack of support from his family.

• His own lack of motivation and self-doubt.

• A financial crisis that threatens his education.

• A physical injury preventing him from achieving his goal.

How does the protagonist receive the “push” needed to pursue his dream?

• A teacher encourages him to work harder and believe in himself.

• His friends push him to take more risks.

• His family demands that he focus more on his dream.

• A mentor helps him by offering financial support.

What lesson does the protagonist learn about dreams in the story?

• Dreams will come true without effort or obstacles.

• Dreams require both self-motivation and support from others.

• Dreams are only possible if you have natural talent.

• Dreams are not worth pursuing if they seem difficult.

By the end of the story, what is the protagonist’s outlook on his dream?

• He believes that dreams are not worth pursuing anymore.

• He realizes that with hard work, persistence, and the right support, he can make his dream a reality.

• He decides to give up on his dream and pursue something else.

• He is uncertain but hopes things will work out on their own.