Sarah's New School Experience

Sarah is anxious about her first day at a new school. Despite her reluctance, her father, Mr. Hartwell, encourages her to go. After a hesitant morning routine, Sarah arrives at school feeling nervous. She is introduced to her new class, where it is revealed that she is the new teacher, Mrs. Sarah Jane Hartwell.

What is the main reason Sarah doesn't want to go to her new school?

• She doesn't like the school uniform.

• She prefers studying at home.

• She is afraid of meeting new people.

• She thinks the school is too far away.

How does Mr. Hartwell try to encourage Sarah to go to school?

• By letting her stay home for one more day.

• By offering to go with her.

• By telling her about the new friends she will make.

• By promising her a gift.

What is Sarah's main concern about the new school?

• She doesn't know anyone there.

• The subjects are difficult.

• The teachers are strict.

• The school is too big.

What does Mr. Hartwell do to help Sarah get ready for school?

• He gives her a piece of toast and her lunchbox.

• He drives her to school.

• He makes her breakfast.

• He packs her school bag.

How does Sarah feel on the way to school?

• Angry and upset.

• Excited and happy.

• Nervous and sick.

• Calm and relaxed.

Who is Mrs. Burton?

• The school bus driver.

• Sarah's new teacher.

• The school principal.

• Sarah's friend.

What does Mrs. Burton say to reassure Sarah?

• Everyone is nervous on the first day.

• The teachers are very kind.

• The school is very friendly.

• She will have a great time.

What surprising role does Sarah have at the new school?

• She is a student.

• She is the principal.

• She is a teaching assistant.

• She is the new teacher.