Each Kindness

What did the bowl of water and stones teach about kindness?

• Each little thing we do goes out, like a ripple, into the world.

• Kindness doesn't matter

• Kindness counts

• Try to have as many friends as you can

Why do you think Chloe hoped Maya would return to school?

• she wanted to walk to school with her

• she felt bad about how she had treated Maya

• she wanted her to sit beside her in class

• she wanted to play with her tattered doll

What is the main theme of 'Each Kindness'?

• The impact of small acts of kindness

• The importance of friendship

• The value of education

• The joy of giving gifts

Which literary device is used in the phrase 'like a ripple in the water'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

What lesson does Chloe learn by the end of 'Each Kindness'?

• Kindness is not important

• It's never too late to be kind

• Small actions can have a big impact

• Friends are more important than kindness

What does the bowl of water symbolize in the story?

• The world

• Chloe's emotions

• The impact of actions

• Maya's kindness

Why does Chloe feel regret in 'Each Kindness'?

• She lost a friend

• She didn't share her toys

• She missed the chance to be kind

• She failed a test

What is the significance of Maya's tattered doll in the story?

• It represents poverty

• It symbolizes friendship

• It shows Maya's creativity

• It highlights Chloe's jealousy

How does the author convey the message of kindness in 'Each Kindness'?

• Through Chloe's reflections

• Through Maya's actions

• Through the teacher's lesson

• Through Chloe's dreams

What does Chloe hope for after Maya leaves the school?

• To find a new friend

• To apologize to Maya

• To forget about Maya

• To learn more about kindness