Zorp's Galactic Guide to Goodness — Questions and answers

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What does the Galactic Council need Zorp to write?

Choices

  1. A book about nebulae
  2. A 'Goodness Guide' ✓
  3. A map of the stars
  4. A guide for best friends

Answer: A 'Goodness Guide'

From page 1

What did Glorg find that he thinks will help Zorp write the 'Goodness Guide'?

Choices

  1. A cosmic cookie
  2. A map to new nebulae
  3. A data-pad called 'The Forgotten Virtues' ✓
  4. A new stack of star charts

Answer: A data-pad called 'The Forgotten Virtues'

From page 2

What was the first asteroid Zorp and Glorg visited known for?

Choices

  1. Its friendly inhabitants
  2. Its yummy cosmic cookies
  3. Its grumpy inhabitants ✓
  4. Its beautiful nebulae

Answer: Its grumpy inhabitants

From page 4

According to Zorp, what does 'The Forgotten Virtues' say true strength is about?

Choices

  1. Having big muscles
  2. Being able to sneer
  3. Having courage ✓
  4. Finding magnetic anomalies

Answer: Having courage

From page 5

What danger did the rock alien warn Zorp and Glorg about when trying to cross the chasm?

Choices

  1. The chasm is too deep to cross
  2. The magnetic field will scramble their brains ✓
  3. Other grumpy aliens are waiting on the other side
  4. They might drop their cosmic cookies in the chasm

Answer: The magnetic field will scramble their brains

From page 6

What did Zorp and Glorg build to help them cross the chasm?

Choices

  1. A small spaceship
  2. A strong bridge
  3. A makeshift sled ✓
  4. A giant magnet

Answer: A makeshift sled

From page 7

How did Zorp and Glorg feel after successfully crossing the chasm?

Choices

  1. Scared and worried
  2. Stunned and confused
  3. Delighted and happy ✓
  4. Grumpy and tired

Answer: Delighted and happy

From page 8

What did the rock alien admit after Zorp and Glorg showed their courage?

Choices

  1. That he was the strongest alien
  2. That courage was foolish
  3. That there might be more to strength than just being big and tough ✓
  4. That he wanted to cross the chasm again immediately

Answer: That there might be more to strength than just being big and tough

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