Big Red Lollipop Comprehension Check

What does Rubin dream of all night?

• going to another birthday party

• breakfast her mom promised to make

• school the next day

• how good her lollipop will taste

What is the main conflict in the story 'Big Red Lollipop'?

• Rubina wants to go to a birthday party, but her mother won't let her.

• Rubina's sister wants to eat her lollipop, but Rubina doesn't want to share.

• Rubina's mother wants her to take her sister to a birthday party, but Rubina doesn't want to.

• Rubina wants to eat her lollipop, but she loses it.

What lesson does Rubina learn by the end of 'Big Red Lollipop'?

• Sharing is caring.

• Always listen to your parents.

• It's important to forgive and understand others.

• Never take your siblings to a party.

Which character in 'Big Red Lollipop' is most responsible for the story's resolution?

• Rubina

• Rubina's mother

• Rubina's sister

• Rubina's friend

What does the lollipop symbolize in the story?

• Childhood innocence

• Sibling rivalry

• Parental authority

• Friendship

How does Rubina's relationship with her sister change throughout the story?

• It becomes more competitive.

• It becomes more understanding.

• It becomes more distant.

• It becomes more hostile.

What is the setting of 'Big Red Lollipop'?

• A school

• A birthday party

• Rubina's home

• A candy store

Which literary device is used when describing the lollipop in the story?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

What is the tone of the story 'Big Red Lollipop'?

• Humorous

• Serious

• Light-hearted

• Tense

Why does Rubina feel embarrassed at the birthday party?

• Her sister misbehaves.

• She doesn't know anyone there.

• She spills her drink.

• She loses her gift.