Lisa's Journey and the Kingdom of Real Fun

Lisa struggles with self-doubt after a fire but finds purpose by helping children earn toys. She questions forced sharing and devises a plan to motivate the children. Lisa also discusses defense strategies and introduces the idea of using a high school as a fortress. Through a fairy tale, she explores themes of happiness and self-discovery, ultimately finding a new sense of purpose and confidence.

What was Lisa's initial reaction to the fire?

• She was motivated to rebuild.

• She felt like a fool and did nothing.

• She immediately started making plans.

• She was excited about the future.

What did Lisa think the children needed to feel useful?

• More attention from adults.

• More toys to share.

• At least one toy they could call their own.

• A garden to work on.

What was Lisa's plan to motivate the children to earn new toys?

• To have them share their existing toys.

• To have them find gasoline cans and car keys.

• To have them clean the house.

• To have them build new toys.

Why did Lisa believe the children were afraid?

• Because they were forced to share everything.

• Because they had too many responsibilities.

• Because they had nothing of their own and no real duties.

• Because they were not allowed to play.

What was Lisa's idea for a safer place to live?

• A remote cabin in the woods.

• Glenbard High School, which she saw as a castle.

• A hidden underground bunker.

• A new house on Grand Avenue.

What did Lisa plan to use to defend Glenbard High School?

• High-tech security systems.

• Trained dogs and a strong militia.

• A group of adult soldiers.

• A moat and drawbridge.

What was the key message in Lisa's fairy tale about the wise king?

• Having things is everything.

• Happiness comes from being given everything.

• Earning values for your life is more important than just having things.

• Wisdom is not necessary for happiness.

How did the king in Lisa's fairy tale make his kingdom prosperous?

• By conquering neighboring kingdoms.

• By forcing his people to work for him.

• By selling his wisdom and advice.

• By taxing his people heavily.

What did the young man in the fairy tale reveal to the king?

• That he was the king's long-lost son.

• That he was a spy from another kingdom.

• That he wanted to overthrow the king.

• That he had no advice to offer.

What was the outcome of the Glenbard plan?

• It was postponed indefinitely.

• It was abandoned due to lack of resources.

• It succeeded and Granville became a ghost town.

• It failed and the children returned to Grand Avenue.