Exploring Ray Bradbury's All Summer In a Day

On Venus, where it rains continuously, children eagerly await the sun's rare appearance. Margo, who remembers the sun from Earth, is isolated by her peers. When the sun finally emerges, the children revel in its warmth, but soon the rain returns. They realize they left Margo locked away, highlighting their regret and the fleeting nature of joy.

What is the setting of the story 'All Summer in a Day'?

• Jupiter

• Earth

• Venus

• Mars

How long has it been raining on Venus?

• Five years

• Seven years

• Twelve years

• Ten years

Why is Margot different from the other children?

• She is a teacher

• She remembers the sun from Earth

• She is older than them

• She likes the rain

What did Margot write about in her poem?

• The moon

• The sun

• The stars

• The rain

What do the children do to Margot before the teacher returns?

• They lock her in a closet

• They help her

• They play with her

• They ignore her

How do the children react when the sun comes out?

• They cry

• They run outside and play

• They stay inside

• They hide in fear

How long do the children have to enjoy the sun?

• Three hours

• Two hours

• One hour

• Four hours

What happens to the weather after the children play in the sun?

• It starts raining again

• It becomes cloudy

• It stays sunny

• It snows

What do the children realize after the rain starts again?

• They forgot their jackets

• They are hungry

• They missed the sun

• They left Margot in the closet

How do the children feel after realizing their mistake with Margot?

• Happy

• Indifferent

• Angry

• Guilty