Forgotten Key to the Bedtime Star — Questions and answers
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What did Yuki need to get from the Dream Weaver's shop?
Choices
- A new pair of clockwork boots.
- A new lullaby gear. ✓
- Some colorful ribbons for her hair.
- A map of the Clockwork City.
Answer: A new lullaby gear.
From page 1
What did Yuki point to that the Dream Weaver said was dangerous?
Choices
- A pair of spectacles.
- A large, shiny gear.
- The Forgotten Key to the Bedtime Star. ✓
- A book of lullabies.
Answer: The Forgotten Key to the Bedtime Star.
From page 2
Why did the Dream Weaver say the Forgotten Key was dangerous?
Choices
- It would make the shop disappear.
- It could make dreams unpleasant for children afraid of the dark. ✓
- It would make a very loud noise.
- It would stop the clockwork city from humming.
Answer: It could make dreams unpleasant for children afraid of the dark.
From page 3
Who guards the path to the Lullaby Library?
Choices
- The Dream Weaver herself.
- Invisible guards.
- Noisemaker Goblins. ✓
- Sleepy giants.
Answer: Noisemaker Goblins.
From page 4
What sound replaced the hum of the Clockwork City as Yuki and Tarek went deeper into the Lullaby Library?
Choices
- A chorus of happy songs.
- An unsettling silence. ✓
- The sound of falling books.
- Loud whispers.
Answer: An unsettling silence.
From page 5
What did the Noisemaker Goblins use to make their loud noise?
Choices
- Only their high-pitched voices.
- Pots, pans, and ear-splitting whistles. ✓
- Magic spells and chants.
- Big drums and trumpets.
Answer: Pots, pans, and ear-splitting whistles.
From page 6
How did the star's light change when Yuki began to sing along with Tarek's flute?
Choices
- It grew dimmer and disappeared.
- It stayed the same, still looking sad.
- It grew brighter, and its sadness faded away. ✓
- It turned green and started to hum loudly.
Answer: It grew brighter, and its sadness faded away.
From page 9
What did Yuki learn about the Forgotten Key and the star in the end?
Choices
- It was dangerous and should have been left alone.
- It needed to be taken back to the Dream Weaver's shop to be fixed.
- It wasn't dangerous; it just needed kindness and a song. ✓
- It could only shine if it was in the Lullaby Library forever.
Answer: It wasn't dangerous; it just needed kindness and a song.
From page 10