Exploring Chapter 2 of The Wizard of Oz

What does Dorothy encounter as she begins her journey in Chapter 2?

• Dorothy meets the Tin Man.

• Dorothy encounters the Cowardly Lion.

• Dorothy finds a talking tree.

• Dorothy encounters the Scarecrow.

Who does Dorothy meet first after leaving her house?

• Wicked Witch

• Cowardly Lion

• Scarecrow

• Tin Man

What advice does the Good Witch give to Dorothy in this chapter?

• Trust only the Scarecrow for guidance.

• Stay in Kansas and avoid adventures.

• Follow the yellow brick road and believe in yourself.

• Ignore the road and find a shortcut.

How does Dorothy feel about her situation in Oz?

• Dorothy feels excited to explore Oz.

• Dorothy is indifferent about her situation.

• Dorothy believes she will never return home.

• Dorothy feels confused and longs to return home.

What is the significance of the yellow brick road introduced in this chapter?

• The yellow brick road represents a path to wealth and prosperity.

• The yellow brick road indicates a shortcut to the destination without any obstacles.

• The yellow brick road signifies the journey of self-discovery and the challenges faced along the way.

• The yellow brick road is a symbol of friendship and loyalty among characters.

What does the Scarecrow desire that he believes he lacks?

• a heart

• courage

• a friend

• a brain

How does Dorothy react to the Scarecrow's predicament?

• Dorothy ignores the Scarecrow completely.

• Dorothy reacts with concern and empathy.

• Dorothy laughs at the Scarecrow's situation.

• Dorothy scolds the Scarecrow for being foolish.

What obstacles does Dorothy face as she travels in this chapter?

• Dorothy enjoys a peaceful journey through the forest

• Dorothy faces the Wicked Witch, treacherous terrain, and challenges from creatures.

• Dorothy finds a hidden treasure

• Dorothy receives help from the Good Witch

What role does friendship play in Dorothy's journey in Chapter 2?

• Friendship is irrelevant to Dorothy's journey and has no impact.

• Friendship only serves to distract Dorothy from her goals.

• Friendship creates conflict and tension among the characters.

• Friendship provides emotional support and strengthens resolve in Dorothy's journey.

How does the chapter set the tone for the adventures to come?

• The chapter focuses on mundane daily life without any excitement.

• The chapter sets a tone of excitement and anticipation for the adventures to come.

• The chapter creates a sense of dread and foreboding.

• The chapter emphasizes the importance of staying safe and avoiding risks.