Friendship and Learning to Fly

What is the main theme of the lesson introduced by Miss Smiley?

• The importance of sharing

• The benefits of reading

• How to learn new vocabulary

• Friendship and mutual support

What does the word 'edge' mean as explained in the lesson?

• The center of something

• The side or place where something ends

• A type of feeling

• A practice routine

Why do Fluff and Tough want to learn to fly?

• To explore new places

• To get their own worms

• To sing better songs

• To build a new nest

What emotion does Little Flap keep secret from his friends?

• Joy

• Fear

• Excitement

• Anger

What does the word 'practice' mean in the context of the story?

• To watch others perform

• To repeat an action to improve

• To do something once

• To avoid doing something

How do Fluff and Tough help Little Flap overcome his fear?

• By showing him how to fly first

• By telling him to stay in the nest

• By ignoring his fear

• By finding him a new nest

What does Little Flap learn about friendship by the end of the story?

• Friends are not necessary

• Friends can be depended on for support

• Friends are only for fun

• Friends should always agree with you

What does the phrase 'just right' mean in the context of Little Flap's flying?

• Flying too low

• Flying with some mistakes

• Flying perfectly without mistakes

• Flying too high

What does Little Flap do after successfully flying?

• He shares a worm with his friends

• He decides to fly alone

• He builds a new nest

• He sings a song

What is the significance of the 'soft green grass' in the story?

• It is where they build nests

• It is where they find worms

• It indicates a safe landing

• It is where the birds play