Flora & Ulysses

What would Flora most likely want to do?

• Play a game

• Walk outside

• Read a comic

• Help squirrels

Why is the yard important to the story?

• Flora loves being outside.

• It is a good place to vacuum.

• The squirrel lives in the yard.

• Flora's mother wants her to read outside.

How does Flora save the squirrel?

• She turns off the vacuum.

• She gives CPR to the squirrel.

• She turns the squirrel into a superhero.

• She asks Incandesto to rescue the squirrel.

How does the squirrel change after he is freed from the vacuum?

• He is strong and can understand what humans say.

• He learns to swim in a vat of cleaning solution.

• He becomes friends with a parakeet.

• He is not understood by the world.

At the end of the story, Ulysses thinks the light behind Flora’s head is setting the whole world on fire.

What does the phrase setting the whole world on fire tell the reader about Ulysses?

• He thinks Flora is beautiful.

• He thinks the sun is too bright.

• He now sees Flora's hair is bright red.

• He now sees things in a different way.