Santa's Arrival and Reactions

On Christmas Eve, a child eagerly awaits Santa Claus, who is expected to bring presents. The child struggles to fall asleep and tries counting sheep. Suddenly, Santa arrives, and the child is amazed by his presence. Santa gives the child a gift, instructing them to open it the next morning. After delivering presents, Santa departs, leaving the child in awe of the magical experience.

What is the setting of the story at the beginning?

• A Halloween party

• A birthday celebration

• A snowy Christmas Eve night

• A summer day at the beach

What did the narrator's little brother wish for?

• A toy car

• A teddy bear

• A bicycle

• A video game

What method does the narrator use to try to fall asleep?

• Reading a book

• Listening to music

• Counting sheep

• Drinking warm milk

What does the narrator hear on the roof?

• A bird chirping

• Santa and his reindeer

• A thunderstorm

• A cat meowing

How is Santa described when he arrives?

• With a beard white as snow

• Wearing a blue suit

• Carrying a large backpack

• Riding a bicycle

What does Santa do with the presents?

• Throws them in the air

• Puts them in the stockings

• Hides them under the bed

• Leaves them outside the door

What is the narrator's reaction to Santa's big belly?

• They ignore it

• They are confused

• They laugh

• They are scared

What does Santa struggle with before leaving?

• Finding the right house

• Climbing back up the chimney

• Carrying the presents

• Waking up the reindeer

How does Santa leave the narrator's house?

• By riding a bicycle

• By walking out the front door

• By taking a taxi

• By flying off in his sleigh

What is the narrator's final sentiment as Santa departs?

• Sadness

• Awe and wonder

• Fear

• Confusion