Understanding Clara and Moon's Adventure

The story follows a girl named Clara and her interactions with two foals, Midnight and Moon. Moon has unique hearing abilities, allowing him to perceive sounds others cannot. Clara, who is also sensitive to sounds, forms a bond with Moon. As a storm approaches, the horses face challenges, but Clara's gentle call guides them back to safety, showcasing themes of friendship, understanding, and resilience.

What does the girl notice in the shadows of the poplar trees?

• A black foal

• A white foal

• A butterfly

• A salamander

How does Moon recognize other horses in the herd?

• By the sound of their hooves

• By their scent

• By their color

• By their size

What does the girl draw while observing nature?

• Butterflies and lilac blossoms

• Stars and planets

• Mountains and rivers

• Birds and trees

What does the girl hear that others might not notice?

• The chirping of crickets

• The rustling of leaves

• The hum of the oven

• The sound of the wind

What does Jack do when Clara doesn't answer his question?

• He asks again

• He throws her the ball

• He ignores her

• He walks away

What does Clara's mother ask her to do during the storm?

• Stay inside the house

• Play in the snow

• Go to school

• Help with the horses

What does Moon feel when the storm is approaching?

• The warmth of the sun

• The heat of the fire

• The cold wind through his coat

• The rain on his back

What does Moon do when he hears Clara's voice during the storm?

• He stays still

• He runs away

• He starts walking

• He neighs loudly

What does Clara do to help Moon find his way home?

• She whispers to him

• She lights a lantern

• She waves a flag

• She claps her hands

What does the boss horse do when the storm starts?

• Neighs loudly

• Runs away

• Stays quiet

• Leads the herd