Question 1

Where were Lily and Ben playing at the start of the story?

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They were playing in the playground.

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They were playing in the garden.

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They were playing in the street.

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They were playing in the school.

Question 2

What shiny object did they find in the sand?

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They found a golden crown in the sand.

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They found a golden coin in the sand.

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They found a golden key in the sand.

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They found a golden ring in the sand.

Question 3

What was the crown covered in?

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It was covered in flour and white powder.

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It was covered in grass and dry sticks.

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It was covered in sand and small shells.

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It was covered in leaves and wet mud.

Question 4

Where did Lily say the crown was found?

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She said it was found in the south corner of the playground.

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She said it was found in the north corner of the playground.

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She said it was found in the west corner of the playground.

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She said it was found in the east corner of the playground.

Question 5

What did Ben and Lily do with the crown?

Accepted Answer

They gave it back politely to the child.

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They hid it quickly under the slide.

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They kept it secretly in their pockets.

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They sold it to a shop in town.

Question 6

Why did the other child frown when he saw the crown?

Accepted Answer

He frowned because he thought it was his crown.

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He frowned because he was looking for flour.

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He frowned because he was late for class.

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He frowned because he wanted to play a game.

Question 7

Why did the child call them cowards?

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He called them cowards because he wanted the crown back.

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He called them cowards because they sat in the tower.

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He called them cowards because they lost the ball.

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He called them cowards because they ate his cake.

Question 8

Why did Ben say they should give the crown back?

Accepted Answer

He said it because they did not find it first.

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He said it because he wanted to buy a toy.

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He said it because he wanted to start a game.

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He said it because he wanted to build a tower.

Question 9

Why did the child smile after they gave back the crown?

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He smiled because they were fair, kind, and honest.

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He smiled because they were quick, fast, and noisy.

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He smiled because they were shy, quiet, and small.

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He smiled because they were late, tired, and weak.

Question 10

Why did the crown glow brighter than a thousand suns?

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It glowed brighter as an exaggeration to show its magic.

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It glowed brighter to make the flour disappear quickly.

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It glowed brighter to call the baker from the tower.

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It glowed brighter to make the playground turn dark.

Question 11

What lesson can children learn from this story?

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Children can learn to return things that are not theirs.

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Children can learn to play only with their own friends.

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Children can learn to hide shiny objects in the sand.

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Children can learn to shout loudly when they are angry.

Question 12

What role did the crown play in the story?

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The crown was the object that caused a problem and a choice.

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The crown was the object that turned into a golden snake.

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The crown was the object that made the children run away.

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The crown was the object that made the playground disappear.

Question 13

What might have happened if Lily and Ben kept the crown?

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The child might have stayed upset and not trusted them.

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The child might have built a tall tower from flour.

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The child might have flown away on a balloon.

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The child might have turned the crown into a cake.

Question 14

Why is the crown glowing described as an exaggeration?

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It is an exaggeration because crowns cannot glow like suns.

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It is an exaggeration because crowns can turn into water.

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It is an exaggeration because crowns can make flour.

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It is an exaggeration because crowns can become birds.

Question 15

What do Lily and Ben’s actions show about them?

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Their actions show they were fair and respectful.

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Their actions show they were rude and unkind.

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Their actions show they were selfish and greedy.

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Their actions show they were lazy and careless.

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