LLI Purple Lesson 2: Sweet Rain

What is the setting of 'Sweet Rain'?

• A bustling city

• A quiet beach

• A farm where Fernando and Martina live

• A mountain cabin

What was the solution to the conflict in the story 'Sweet Rain'?

• Martina created a strange series of events to make the thieves think they were crazy and incapable of stealing their gold.

• The thieves decided to leave the gold behind and never return.

• Martina negotiated with the thieves to share the gold equally.

• The townspeople banded together to confront the thieves directly.

What role do the robbers play in the story?

• They serve as the protagonists, helping the main characters.

• They serve as the antagonists, creating conflict for the main characters.

• They are minor characters with no significant impact on the plot.

• They are the narrators of the story.

How does the story 'Sweet Rain' end?

• The characters successfully outsmart the robbers.

• The characters are captured by the robbers.

• The characters decide to leave the town forever.

• The characters find a hidden treasure.

Did Martina tell her husband that it rained candy during the night?

• True

• False

• It rained chocolate

• It rained marshmallows

What is the significance of the candy in the story?

• The candy represents a source of conflict in the story.

• The candy symbolizes joy and the unexpected surprises in life.

• The candy is a metaphor for loss and sadness.

• The candy serves as a tool for character development.

What does the story suggest about teamwork?

• It emphasizes the importance of individual effort over collaboration.

• It highlights how collaboration between characters can lead to successful outcomes.

• It suggests that teamwork is often overrated and unnecessary.

• It indicates that teamwork can lead to confusion and miscommunication.

Did Martina tell her husband to tie Hector up with a chain of corn cobs?

• True

• False

• Maybe

• Not sure

Who are the main characters in 'Sweet Rain'?

• Fernando and Martina

• Carlos and Sofia

• David and Emily

• John and Sarah

How does Martina's understanding of Fernando's honesty help them?

• It allows her to devise a plan that relies on Fernando's reputation for truthfulness.

• It makes her doubt his intentions and question his motives.

• It encourages her to confront him about his past mistakes.

• It leads her to ignore his advice and act independently.