The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore

Which are major events that happen in the story The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore by William Joyce?

• At night, Morris's books go to sleep on the shelves.

• Morris begins writing his own story again.

• Morris begins taking care of the books and enjoys reading again.

• A big storm destroys Morris's life stories.

Which are major events that happen in the story The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore by William Joyce?

• A big storm destroys Morris's life stories.

• Morris finds a building full of books.

• Morris begins taking care of the books and enjoys reading again.

• Morris begins writing his own story again.

Which is not a major event that happen in the story The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore by William Joyce?

•   A book flies to Morris and opens on his arm.

• Morris finds a building full of books.

• Morris begins taking care of the books and enjoys reading again.

• A big storm destroys Morris's life stories.

Choose the sentence below that shows how Morris felt in the middle of the story.

• Morris feels satisfied because he has taken care of and has shared his story with others.

• Morris feels afraid of the tornado.

• Morris feels sad and lonely because he no longer has the books and words he has always known.

• Morris feels concerned about where the lady with the flying books is taking him.

Choose the sentence below that shows how Morris felt in the end of the story.

• Morris feels sad and lonely because he no longer has the books and words he has always known.

• Morris feels bored and ready to go back home.

• Morris feels satisfied because he has taken care of and has shared his story with others.

• Morris feels affraid of the tornado.

Which are major events that happen in the story The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore by William Joyce?

• A big storm destroys Morris's life stories.

• Morris finds a building full of books.

• A book flies to Morris and opens on his arm.

• At night, Morris's books go to sleep on the shelves.

Which are not major events that happen in the story The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore by William Joyce?

• A book flies to Morris and opens on his arm.

• At night, Morris's books go to sleep on the shelves.

• A big storm destroys Morris's life stories.

• Morris finds a building full of books.

Which word from the text helps the reader know the meaning of the word faint?

Morris could hear the faint chatter of a thousand different stories, as if each book was whispering an invitation to adventure."

• chatter

• whispering

• invitation

• adventure

How does the image of Morris Lessmore add to your understanding of the story?

• The image shows Morris is sad and alone.

• The image shows that Morris is changing people's lives with books.

• The image shows Morris selling books.

• The image shows that Morris is stuck inside with books and would rather be outdoors.

What is the main theme of 'The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore'?

• The power of storytelling and books

• The importance of friendship

• The journey of self-discovery

• The impact of technology on society