One Zillion Valentines

Why does the narrator not give their partner a 'red rose or satin heart'?

• they are allergic to roses

• the lover doesn't like these types of gifts

• the narrator is challenging the traditional clichés associated with love

• the narrator can't afford it

What is this person doing?

• Signing "I love you."

• Signing "Hello"

• Counting to 3.

• Tapping out how to spell.

What is the main theme of 'One Zillion Valentines'?

• Friendship and sharing

• Romantic love

• Adventure and exploration

• Mystery and suspense

In 'One Zillion Valentines', what do the characters decide to do with the valentines they create?

• Sell them for profit

• Give them to their classmates

• Send them to a famous person

• Distribute them to everyone in the neighborhood

Which literary device is prominently used in 'One Zillion Valentines'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Alliteration

What motivates the characters to make 'One Zillion Valentines'?

• To win a contest

• To spread kindness and love

• To impress their teacher

• To earn money

How do the characters in 'One Zillion Valentines' feel about Valentine's Day?

• They dislike it

• They are indifferent

• They are excited and enthusiastic

• They are confused about it

What lesson do the characters learn in 'One Zillion Valentines'?

• The importance of competition

• The value of teamwork and generosity

• The need for individual recognition

• The benefits of planning ahead

Which sentence best describes the plot of 'One Zillion Valentines'?

• Two friends embark on a journey to find the perfect valentine.

• Two friends decide to make and share valentines with everyone.

• A group of children compete to make the best valentine.

• A young boy writes a valentine to his secret crush.

What is the setting of 'One Zillion Valentines'?

• A small town during winter

• A bustling city during summer

• A quiet village in spring

• A suburban neighborhood around Valentine's Day