The Tale of the Blue Water Dragon

In the city of Agua Azul, a spring festival is disrupted by the arrival of a misunderstood dragon. Rosita, a kind-hearted fairy, defends the dragon and seeks to understand him. She finds the dragon trapped and helps him escape. The dragon then saves the city from a fire using bubbles instead of fire, proving his good nature. The city celebrates and learns the importance of not judging others based on reputation. The story concludes with an invitation to subscribe for more adventures.

What event is being celebrated in Agua Azul?

• The Spring Festival

• The Summer Festival

• The Harvest Festival

• The Winter Festival

Why did the creatures panic when they saw the red dragon?

• They thought it would kidnap their children.

• They were afraid it would destroy their homes.

• They believed it would breathe fire.

• They thought it would steal their food.

What role do the fairies play in the story?

• They help the dragon escape.

• They start the fire.

• They are part of the festival attendees.

• They capture the dragon.

What is Rosita's attitude towards the dragon?

• She is fearful and avoids it.

• She is indifferent and ignores it.

• She is trusting and wants to help it.

• She is angry and wants to fight it.

How does Rosita find the dragon in the forest?

• By seeing its footprints

• By following a trail of smoke

• By asking other creatures

• By hearing its cries

What is the main reason Rosita trusts the dragon?

• She wants to impress her friends.

• She is not afraid of dragons.

• She believes in giving everyone a chance.

• She knows the dragon from before.

What unusual ability does the dragon have?

• It can turn invisible.

• It can breathe ice.

• It can fly without wings.

• It can release bubbles instead of fire.

How do the creatures of Agua Azul react after the fire is extinguished?

• They ignore the dragon.

• They punish the dragon.

• They ask the dragon to leave.

• They apologize and thank the dragon.

What instrument does the dragon play at the festival?

• A piano

• A guitar

• A trumpet

• A saxophone

What lesson does the story teach about judging others?

• It's important to judge others quickly.

• Everyone should be judged by their appearance.

• We should give everyone a fair chance.

• Judging others is always wrong.