Melody Lesson

Describe the role of Melody's teacher in Chapter 31. How does the teacher contribute to Melody's success?

• The teacher ignores her needs.

• The teacher provides extra resources and encouragement.

• The teacher discourages her from participating.

• The teacher focuses only on other students.

What is the main theme of the 'Melody Lesson'?

• Friendship and loyalty

• Overcoming challenges

• The importance of music

• Family relationships

In the 'Melody Lesson', how does Melody's understanding of music change?

• She becomes disinterested in music.

• She learns to appreciate different genres.

• She discovers her talent for composing.

• She realizes music is not for her.

Which literary device is predominantly used in the 'Melody Lesson'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Alliteration

What role does Melody's teacher play in her musical journey?

• The teacher discourages her.

• The teacher is indifferent.

• The teacher inspires her.

• The teacher is overly critical.

How does Melody's relationship with her peers change in the 'Melody Lesson'?

• They become more supportive.

• They grow distant.

• They remain unchanged.

• They become competitive.

What is the significance of the title 'Melody Lesson'?

• It refers to a specific music class.

• It symbolizes Melody's personal growth.

• It highlights a famous song.

• It is a metaphor for life lessons.

In the 'Melody Lesson', what challenge does Melody face?

• Lack of interest in music

• Difficulty in understanding music theory

• Stage fright

• Peer pressure

What is the outcome of Melody's final performance in the 'Melody Lesson'?

• She fails to impress the audience.

• She receives a standing ovation.

• She forgets her lines.

• She decides to quit music.

Which character trait best describes Melody in the 'Melody Lesson'?

• Timid

• Resilient

• Arrogant

• Indifferent