Sophia and her father engage in imaginative play, exploring different materials to build a house. They consider jelly, cloth, and glass, each with its own drawbacks. Ultimately, Sophia decides on bricks for their strength and durability, envisioning a safe and sturdy home.

What does Sophia's father do after she asks if she can build her own house?

• He presents her with four different materials.

• He tells her to wait until she's older.

• He gives her a toy house.

• He starts building a house for her.

Why does Sophia decide against building a house with Jelly?

• It is too hard to build with.

• It is too heavy to move.

• It is too sticky and attracts ants.

• It is too expensive.

What is one of the reasons Sophia does not choose cloth for her house?

• It is too expensive.

• It is too heavy to handle.

• It might tear easily and fly away.

• It is too colorful.

What does Sophia imagine about a house made of glass?

• It would be too dark inside.

• It would be too noisy.

• It would be too fragile and hot.

• It would be too small.

Why does Sophia ultimately choose bricks for her house?

• They are soft and flexible.

• They are transparent and cool.

• They are strong and stable.

• They are colorful and light.

What does Sophia plan to include in her brick house?

• A swimming pool.

• A garden.

• Three big windows.

• A rooftop terrace.

How does Sophia's father react to her final decision?

• He disagrees with her choice.

• He is indifferent.

• He suggests another material.

• He smiles and supports her decision.