LaDonna's Easter in Paris by Kimberly A. Gordan Biddle

Ladonna's family plans an Easter trip to Paris, facing travel challenges but ultimately experiencing the joy and true meaning of Easter at Notre Dame Cathedral. Despite missing the English service, they find happiness in the cultural experience and family togetherness.

Why is Ladonna initially upset about the Easter trip to Paris?

• She doesn't want to leave her pet behind.

• She wanted to visit her grandmother instead.

• She is afraid of flying.

• She dislikes French culture.

What is the main reason Ladonna's parents give for going to Paris?

• To escape the bad weather at home.

• To attend a business conference.

• To visit family in France.

• To experience French culture and celebrate Easter.

What challenges does the family face during their travel to Paris?

• Lost luggage and missed flights.

• Travel delays and bad weather.

• Language barriers and cultural differences.

• Health issues and food allergies.

How does the family feel about their travel delays?

• Optimistic and grateful to be together.

• Excited and eager to explore.

• Frustrated and angry.

• Indifferent and bored.

What do Ladonna and her family do upon arriving in Paris?

• They immediately go to Notre Dame Cathedral.

• They go shopping in the city center.

• They visit the Louvre Museum.

• They take a scenic route and eat at a bistro.

What happens when the family arrives at Notre Dame Cathedral for the Easter service?

• They attend the English service on time.

• They miss the English service but hear the bells.

• They are turned away at the door.

• They meet the priest who gives them a tour.

What lesson does Ladonna learn about Easter at the end of the story?

• Easter is about traveling to new places.

• Easter is about attending church services.

• Easter is about receiving gifts.

• Easter is about family and love.