The Sleepy Star — Questions and answers

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What did Luna want to buy for Papa from the sky market?

Choices

  1. Fresh dreams
  2. Bottled sunshine ✓
  3. Two moonstones
  4. A new stall

Answer: Bottled sunshine

From page 1

What kind of star did Luna find near her feet?

Choices

  1. A sparkling star
  2. A warm star
  3. A Sleepy Star ✓
  4. A dream star

Answer: A Sleepy Star

From page 2

Who did Luna and Orion decide to consult about the Sleepy Star?

Choices

  1. A cloud merchant
  2. Their Papa
  3. Celeste, the astronomer ✓
  4. Leonardo da Vinci

Answer: Celeste, the astronomer

From page 3

According to Celeste, when do Sleepy Stars appear?

Choices

  1. When someone makes a wish
  2. When the Dream Weaver's loom falters ✓
  3. When a giant telescope is used
  4. When Luna holds them

Answer: When the Dream Weaver's loom falters

From page 4

What creatures guard the path to the Dream Weaver's Loom?

Choices

  1. Sleepy Stars
  2. Dream Weavers
  3. Gloomwings ✓
  4. Cloud-clippers

Answer: Gloomwings

From page 5

What did Luna remember about Gloomwings?

Choices

  1. They are purple and grey.
  2. They feed on light! ✓
  3. They like cloud-clippers.
  4. They are shadowy figures.

Answer: They feed on light!

From page 6

What did Orion tell Luna Gloomwings hate?

Choices

  1. Loud noises
  2. Cloud-clippers
  3. Starlight ✓
  4. Papa's sayings

Answer: Starlight

From page 7

What happened when Luna placed the Sleepy Star on the Dream Weaver's Loom?

Choices

  1. The Dream Weaver woke up.
  2. The Loom glowed and broke more threads.
  3. The Loom's broken threads were mended. ✓
  4. The Sleepy Star stopped glowing.

Answer: The Loom's broken threads were mended.

From page 9

What important lesson did Luna and Orion learn by the end of their adventure?

Choices

  1. Dreams are stronger when people work together. ✓
  2. Selling sunshine is easy money.
  3. Papa gives the best hugs.
  4. It's better to be alone than with others.

Answer: Dreams are stronger when people work together.

From page 10