The Wizard of Oz 

What event causes the house to land in the land of the Munchkins?

• A violent twister

• An earthquake

• A magical spell

• A strong wind

Who greets you when you step outside the house?

• Munchkins

• The Wizard of Oz

• A group of fairies

• A talking lion

What does Glinda advise you to do to find your way home?

• Follow the Yellow Brick Road

• Wait for the Wizard to find you

• Use a magical spell

• Ask the Munchkins for directions

What is the first thing you notice about the new land?

• Vivid flowers and radiant skies

• Tall mountains and deep valleys

• A dense forest

• A large castle

What emotion do you feel as you begin your journey on the Yellow Brick Road?

• Hope and uncertainty

• Fear and anxiety

• Joy and excitement

• Sadness and longing

Which sentence best reflects the narrator’s emotional state at the beginning of the passage?

• The narrator feels joyful and content.
• The narrator feels angry and frustrated.
• The narrator feels indifferent and detached.
• The narrator feels confused and uncertain.

What is the primary reason the narrator decides to follow the Yellow Brick Road?

• To find a hidden treasure.
• To escape from the Wicked Witch.
• To seek help from the Wizard.
• To prove their bravery to the townsfolk.

 What tone does the narrator convey when describing the land outside the house?

• Indifferent and detached
• Joyful and celebratory
• Nostalgic and longing
• Angry and resentful

Which literary device is used in the phrase “the air hums with enchantment”?

• Simile
• Alliteration
• Personification
• Metaphor

Which statement best describes the central theme of the passage?

• Facing your fears leads to personal growth.

• Intelligence is more valuable than bravery.

• Magic is unpredictable and dangerous.

• True friendship only exists in difficult times.