Brontorina's Dance Academy Challenges

Brontorina, a dinosaur, dreams of becoming a ballerina. Despite her size and lack of proper shoes, Madame Lucille accepts her into the dance academy. Brontorina faces challenges due to her size, but Clara's mother provides a solution with new shoes. Madame Lucille realizes the problem is not Brontorina's size but the studio's, leading to the creation of an outdoor dance academy where everyone, including dinosaurs, can dance.

What was Brontorina's dream?

• To become a singer

• To become a ballerina

• To become a painter

• To become a chef

Why was Madame Lucille hesitant to accept Brontorina?

• Brontorina was too small

• Brontorina was too old

• Brontorina was too big and lacked proper shoes

• Brontorina was too young

What did Madame Lucille ask Brontorina to be careful about?

• Not to sing too loudly

• Not to paint on the walls

• Not to squash the other dancers

• Not to eat in the studio

What was the main issue Brontorina faced in the studio?

• She was too quiet

• She was too big for the studio

• She was too slow

• She was too fast

Who believed they could lift Brontorina?

• Madame Lucille

• Magnolia

• Jack

• Clara

What surprise did Clara's mother bring for Brontorina?

• A new hat

• A new dress

• A new pair of shoes

• A new book

What realization did Madame Lucille have about the studio?

• It was too bright

• It was too dark

• It was too small

• It was too big

What solution did Madame Lucille come up with for Brontorina's size?

• To build a smaller studio

• To create an outdoor dance academy

• To stop dancing

• To find a new teacher

Who was included in the new dance academy?

• Only dinosaurs

• Only girls

• Only boys

• Girls, boys, dinosaurs, and cows

What was the key message of Brontorina's story?

• Dreams are only for the talented

• Size doesn't matter when you have a dream

• Only humans can dance

• Shoes are the most important part of dancing