Emma's Rug

Which statement best helps the reader visualize Emma's pain after her rug was washed?

• you washed my rug

• the fluff was gone

• she never opened her mouth, her hands didn't come out of her pockets.

• She wasn't even there anymore

What words best describes the kind of relationship Emma has with her rug?

• hate

• heartbroken

• sentimental value-she had since she was a baby

• worriedness

How is the rug important to the plot of the story?

• She carried it around everywhere

• It leads to Emma winning lots of prizes

• A special family member gave it to her

• It helped with her imagination and drawings

What is this?

• rut

• rag

• sub

• rug

Which statement best describes Emma's emotional state after her rug was washed?

• A) Angry and frustrated

• B) Calm and relaxed

• C) Indifferent and detached

• D) Sad and withdrawn

What is the primary theme of the story 'Emma's Rug'?

• A) Friendship and loyalty

• B) Loss and acceptance

• C) Adventure and discovery

• D) Courage and bravery

How does Emma's relationship with her rug change throughout the story?

• A) She becomes more attached to it

• B) She learns to let go of it

• C) She starts to dislike it

• D) She forgets about it

What literary device is used when describing the rug in 'Emma's Rug'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Personification

• D) Hyperbole

Which sentence best illustrates the use of imagery in 'Emma's Rug'?

• A) The rug was old and worn

• B) The colors of the rug danced like flames

• C) Emma liked her rug

• D) The rug was on the floor

What role does the rug play in Emma's creative process?

• A) It serves as a muse for her drawings

• B) It distracts her from her work

• C) It is irrelevant to her creativity

• D) It makes her feel anxious