Connor and the Monster's Story

Connor struggles with his mother's illness and recurring nightmares. One night, a monster appears, claiming to tell stories. Connor, skeptical and defiant, challenges the monster, who insists on the power and truth of stories. The monster aims to help Connor confront his fears through storytelling.

What does Connor's grandmother do after putting his mother to bed?

• She leaves the house.

• She stays up to watch over Connor.

• She reads a book.

• She goes to sleep in Connor's room.

What is the nature of Connor's recurring nightmare?

• A nightmare with wind, shaking ground, and slipping hands.

• A dream about flying.

• A peaceful dream of a forest.

• A nightmare about being lost in a city.

How does Connor feel upon waking from his nightmare?

• Terrified and unable to breathe.

• Relieved and calm.

• Excited and energetic.

• Confused and disoriented.

What does the monster want to do when it appears in Connor's backyard?

• Scare Connor away.

• Tell Connor a story.

• Help Connor with his homework.

• Play a game with Connor.

How does Connor initially react to the monster's presence?

• He is angry and dismissive.

• He is excited and curious.

• He is scared and runs away.

• He is indifferent and ignores it.

What does the monster find unusual about Connor's reaction?

• Connor is trying to fight the monster.

• Connor wants to be friends with the monster.

• Connor is too excited to see the monster.

• Connor is not afraid of the monster.

What does Connor reflect on regarding the monster's presence?

• He believes the monster is a figment of his imagination.

• He thinks the monster is there to harm him.

• He believes the monster is a guardian angel.

• He thinks the monster is there to help him.

What story does the monster offer to tell Connor?

• A story about a magical forest.

• A story about a brave knight.

• A story about a lost city.

• A story about a wicked queen's end.