Babushka's Doll: Understanding Characters and Themes

Mr. Klein shares a story about Natasha, a young girl who struggles with patience. Her grandmother, Babushka, introduces her to a magical doll that comes to life and demands constant attention. Through this experience, Natasha learns the importance of patience and understanding others' needs. The story concludes with Natasha appreciating the lesson and Babushka's wisdom.

Who is the author of 'Babushka's Doll'?

• Patricia Polacco

• J.K. Rowling

• Roald Dahl

• Dr. Seuss

What does Natasha want Babushka to do instead of laundry?

• Read her a story

• Take her to the park

• Cook her lunch

• Push her on the swing

What does Natasha find on the high shelf?

• A toy car

• A picture frame

• A doll

• A book

What happens to the doll when Babushka leaves?

• It starts to sing

• It comes to life

• It disappears

• It breaks

What does the doll demand from Natasha?

• To be fed

• To be taken for a walk

• To be read a story

• To be swung higher

How does Natasha feel after playing with the doll?

• Happy

• Tired

• Excited

• Bored

What does the doll do during lunch?

• Falls asleep

• Sings a song

• Spills the tea and flings noodles

• Eats quietly

What does Natasha wish for the doll?

• To be her sister

• To be a real girl

• To be just a doll

• To be her friend

What does Babushka suggest happened to Natasha?

• She was imagining things

• She had a bad dream

• She was tired

• She was playing too hard

How does Natasha feel about playing with the doll again?

• Eager

• Excited

• Indifferent

• Reluctant