The Big Red Lollipop Quiz

What is the main theme introduced in the beginning of the story?

• The importance of sharing

• Cultural differences and understanding

• The excitement of birthday parties

• The joy of receiving gifts

Why does Rubina's mother insist on Sana going to the party?

• Because Sana is older

• Because Sana is invited

• Because it's a cultural expectation

• Because Rubina needs company

What happens at the party that causes embarrassment for Rubina?

• Sana eats all the cake

• Sana cries during musical chairs

• Sana refuses to play

• Sana wins all the games

What does Rubina find missing from the fridge the next morning?

• Her party invitation

• Her sister's toys

• Her big red lollipop

• Her birthday cake

How does Rubina's social life change after the party incident?

• She hosts her own parties

• She becomes more popular

• She gets more invitations

• She is not invited to parties

What does Sana bring home that changes the situation?

• A new toy

• A birthday invitation

• A big red lollipop

• A new friend

What lesson does Sana learn by the end of the story?

• The importance of sharing

• The value of honesty

• The importance of fairness

• The joy of giving

How does Rubina react when Sana offers her a green lollipop?

• She refuses it

• She accepts it and they become friends

• She throws it away

• She gives it to Miriam

What cultural challenge is highlighted in the story?

• Adapting to new foods

• Understanding local customs

• Learning a new language

• Finding new friends

What does the narrator suggest about children of immigrant parents?

• They don't face cultural differences

• They easily adapt

• They have unique stories

• They have no challenges