Dorothy and the Scarecrow's Journey

Dorothy and the Scarecrow embark on a journey along the yellow brick road. They face challenges, such as uneven paths, and discuss the concept of home. The Scarecrow shares his story of creation and his desire for brains. As they travel through a dark forest, they find a cottage to rest for the night.

What challenge did Dorothy and the Scarecrow face on the road?

• The road was too narrow.

• The road was slippery.

• The road was rough and uneven.

• The road was blocked by a river.

Why did the Scarecrow often stumble on the road?

• He was tired.

• He had no brains.

• He was carrying heavy bags.

• He was distracted by Toto.

What did Dorothy offer the Scarecrow during their break?

• Fruit

• Candy

• Water

• Bread

Why did the Scarecrow refuse Dorothy's offer of food?

• He was saving it for later.

• He was allergic to bread.

• He had no mouth to eat.

• He was not hungry.

What did Dorothy describe about Kansas?

• It was always raining.

• It was full of mountains.

• It was gray and dry.

• It was colorful and lively.

What was the Scarecrow's reaction to Dorothy's description of Kansas?

• He thought Kansas sounded beautiful.

• He was confused why she wanted to return.

• He was scared of Kansas.

• He wanted to visit Kansas.

How did the Scarecrow feel about his creation?

• He was indifferent.

• He was proud of being a scarecrow.

• He was angry at the farmer.

• He wished he was a real person.

What did the Scarecrow say about having brains?

• Brains are not important.

• Brains are the only things worth having.

• Brains are overrated.

• Brains are only for humans.

What did the old crow tell the Scarecrow?

• He would be better with brains.

• He should leave the cornfield.

• He needed a new hat.

• He was a great scarecrow.

What did the Scarecrow hope to receive from the great Oz?

• A new hat

• A heart

• Courage

• Brains