Nora's Ark Comprehension Questions

What is the significance of a storm in a story?

• A storm can symbolize chaos, change, or a turning point in the narrative.

• A storm represents a character's internal conflict.

• A storm indicates the end of a story.

• A storm is merely a weather phenomenon with no narrative significance.

What natural disaster caused the family to build a new house?

• Earthquake

• Flood

• Hurricane

• Tornado

What is the role of a family in a story?

• They often represent love, support, and teamwork in overcoming challenges.

• They are usually the source of conflict and tension.

• They serve as a backdrop for the main events of the story.

• They are often portrayed as irrelevant to the plot.

What lesson can be learned from overcoming obstacles in a story?

• It teaches the importance of giving up when faced with challenges.

• It shows that obstacles are always negative and should be avoided.

• Overcoming obstacles teaches resilience, problem-solving, and the value of teamwork.

• It indicates that success comes without any effort or struggle.

Who is Nora in the story?

• Grandma

• Aunt

• Sister

• Cousin

What does it mean to be swept away?

• To be carried off by a strong force, like water.

• To be overwhelmed by emotions.

• To be forgotten or ignored by others.

• To be taken away by a gentle breeze.

What is the importance of setting in a story?

• It provides context, influences the plot, and helps develop characters.

• It determines the genre of the story.

• It is only important for historical accuracy.

• It has no impact on the characters or plot.

What is a Collie?

• A breed of dog known for its intelligence and herding abilities.

• A type of cat known for its agility.

• A species of bird found in North America.

• A breed of horse used for racing.

What did Wren bring to the house?

• Bread

• Butter

• Cheese

• Jam

What breed of dog did Wren and Grandma find on the roof?

• Collie

• Beagle

• Poodle

• Bulldog