Dragon Antics and Family Reactions

A dragon moves into a child's perfect sandcastle, offering unique benefits like a marshmallow toaster and protection from bullies. However, the family is skeptical, mistaking dragon evidence for ordinary items. The dragon causes mischief by eating food and making a mess, leading to a humorous family interaction. Eventually, the child decides to ask the dragon to leave until it learns manners, vowing not to build another perfect sandcastle until tomorrow.

What unique feature does the dragon provide in the sandcastle?

• A popcorn machine

• A marshmallow toaster

• A built-in ice cream maker

• A chocolate fountain

Why does the child feel lucky to have a dragon in the sandcastle?

• Because it scares away bullies

• Because it sings songs

• Because it can fly them around

• Because it grants wishes

What does the child use to try and prove the dragon's existence to their dad?

• A dragon's footprint

• A feather from the dragon's wing

• A dragon's roar

• A dragon scale

How does the sister explain the dragon's sharp teeth?

• As seaweed

• As shark teeth

• As broken shells

• As pebbles

What does the dragon do to the lemonade?

• Makes it sizzle

• Drinks it all

• Turns it into ice

• Spills it

What evidence does the child present to explain the dragon's presence in the brownies?

• Dragon scales

• Dragon prints

• Dragon feathers

• Dragon roars

What is the family's reaction to the dragon's antics?

• They get annoyed

• They ignore it

• They are scared

• They laugh and enjoy

What does the child decide to do about the dragon at the end?

• Ask the dragon to leave

• Invite more dragons

• Keep the dragon hidden

• Build a bigger sandcastle

What does the child vow at the end of the story?

• To build a better sandcastle

• To never build a perfect sandcastle again

• To find another dragon

• To never visit the beach again

What does the dragon do to the sister?

• Sprays sand all over her

• Gives her a gift

• Takes her kite

• Eats her sandwich