Who is the main character in "The Cookie Lady"?

What does Mrs. Drew offer Bobby when he visits her?

How does Bobby initially feel about visiting Mrs. Drew?

What does Bobby do while visiting Mrs. Drew?

How does Bobby's mother feel about his visits to Mrs. Drew?

What happens to Bobby's health as he continues to visit Mrs. Drew?

What is Mrs. Drew’s hidden intention behind inviting Bobby?

How does the story reveal Mrs. Drew’s true nature?

What is the climax of the story?

What genre does "The Cookie Lady" belong to?

What does the cookie symbolize in the story?

How does the author build suspense throughout the story?

What theme does Bobby’s vulnerability highlight?

How does Mrs. Drew’s home contribute to the story’s atmosphere?

Why is Bobby’s trust in Mrs. Drew significant to the story’s message?

What can be inferred about Mrs. Drew’s past based on her actions?

What does Bobby’s declining health suggest about the impact of Mrs. Drew’s actions?

What might Bobby’s mother’s encouragement to visit Mrs. Drew suggest about her understanding of the situation?

What does the story suggest about appearances?

What does Bobby’s fate at the end of the story imply about the consequences of trust?

If Bobby had been more cautious, what might have changed in the story?

How could Mrs. Drew’s actions be interpreted in a modern context?

What modern issue could the story be used to discuss in a classroom setting?

How might Bobby’s story be different if set in today’s world?

What lesson could children learn from "The Cookie Lady"?

How does the story combine elements of horror and realism?

How might the story change if told from Mrs. Drew’s perspective?

What could be added to the story to emphasize Mrs. Drew’s manipulative nature?

What narrative technique would make the story more suspenseful?

How does the setting enhance the story’s themes?

What literary device does Philip K. Dick use to foreshadow the eventual revelation of Mrs. Drew's true nature?

How does the interaction between Bobby and Mrs. Drew exemplify the theme of manipulation?

In what ways does the author create a sense of unease in the story?

What does the gradual revelation of Mrs. Drew’s true intentions tell us about human nature?

How does the author use dialogue to enhance the characterization of Mrs. Drew?

If you were to rewrite the story from a different genre perspective, which elements would you change to turn it into a comedy?

How might the story change if it were set in a dystopian future?

Combine the themes of "The Cookie Lady" with a modern technological twist. What new element would you introduce?

How would the story be different if it were told from Bobby’s mother’s perspective?

Imagine you are writing a sequel to "The Cookie Lady." What central conflict would you introduce?

Evaluate the ethical implications of Mrs. Drew’s actions. Which statement best describes her morality?

Assess the effectiveness of the story’s ending. Does it provide a satisfactory resolution?

Critique the development of Bobby’s character. How well does the author convey his transformation throughout the story?

Evaluate the role of Bobby’s mother in the story. How does her character influence the plot?

Discuss the story’s impact on the reader. What emotional response is it likely to elicit?