Dorothy's Journey in Oz

Dorothy and her companions are saddened by Oz's departure. The Scarecrow becomes the ruler of the Emerald City, and they discuss how to help Dorothy return to Kansas. The Winged Monkeys cannot assist, so they decide to seek help from Glinda, the Good Witch of the South. The group prepares for the journey, hoping Glinda can help Dorothy cross the desert.

Why was Dorothy initially upset?

• She didn't like the Emerald City.

• She was afraid of the Winged Monkeys.

• She lost her chance to return to Kansas.

• She missed her friends in Kansas.

What did the Tin Woodman express gratitude for?

• His ability to cry

• His shiny appearance

• His friendship with Dorothy

• His new heart

Who became the ruler of the Emerald City?

• The Lion

• The Tin Woodman

• The Scarecrow

• Dorothy

What did the Scarecrow reflect on?

• His desire to return to Kansas

• His satisfaction with his current role

• His journey to the Emerald City

• His past as a farmer

What was Dorothy's main wish?

• To stay in the Emerald City

• To return to Kansas

• To fly with the Winged Monkeys

• To become a ruler

What did the Winged Monkeys say they couldn't do?

• Fly over the desert

• Help Dorothy find Oz

• Stay in the Emerald City

• Carry Dorothy to Kansas

Who did the soldier suggest could help Dorothy?

• Glinda, the Witch of the South

• The Winged Monkeys

• The Wizard of Oz

• The Tin Woodman

What dangers did the soldier mention about the journey to Glinda's castle?

• A vast desert

• Wild beasts and unfriendly men

• A stormy sea

• A haunted forest

Why did the Lion decide to accompany Dorothy?

• He missed the woods and wanted to protect Dorothy

• He was afraid of being alone

• He wanted to find a new heart

• He wanted to rule the Emerald City

What was the Scarecrow's reason for joining Dorothy on her journey?

• He wanted to rule the Land of the South

• He wanted to find a new brain

• He was afraid of the Winged Monkeys

• He felt indebted to Dorothy for his good fortune