The Story of a Mother — Questions and answers

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What is the name of the shy young flute who lives in Maestro Eldrin's conservatory?

Choices

  1. Eldrin
  2. Lyra ✓
  3. Symphony
  4. Conservatory

Answer: Lyra

From page 1

What was the name of the forgotten score Maestro Eldrin found in the old book?

Choices

  1. The Joyful Melody
  2. The Silent Symphony ✓
  3. The Conservatory's Secret
  4. Lyra's Song

Answer: The Silent Symphony

From page 3

How did Lyra feel when Maestro Eldrin offered her the ancient score?

Choices

  1. Only hopeful
  2. Only scared
  3. A mix of hope and trepidation ✓
  4. Annoyed

Answer: A mix of hope and trepidation

From page 4

What happened in the conservatory when Lyra played the first note of 'The Silent Symphony'?

Choices

  1. The lights turned off
  2. A dark shadow began to envelop the room ✓
  3. All the instruments stopped playing forever
  4. Maestro Eldrin started singing

Answer: A dark shadow began to envelop the room

From page 5

What did Maestro Eldrin tell Lyra to do when the music grew frantic and something dark was awakening?

Choices

  1. To play louder
  2. To stop playing ✓
  3. To change the song
  4. To ignore the shadow

Answer: To stop playing

From page 6

What did the Veiled Woman say she sought to do?

Choices

  1. Play all the joyful songs
  2. Silence all painful melodies ✓
  3. Teach Lyra a new song
  4. Make the conservatory brighter

Answer: Silence all painful melodies

From page 7

What kind of melody did Lyra play after disagreeing with the Veiled Woman?

Choices

  1. The Silent Symphony
  2. A mournful echo
  3. A melody of her own, a song of hope and resilience ✓
  4. A very quiet melody

Answer: A melody of her own, a song of hope and resilience

From page 8

What happened to the Veiled Woman as Lyra's song soared and other instruments joined in?

Choices

  1. She became stronger
  2. She started to sing along
  3. She faded away into wisps of shadow ✓
  4. She started dancing

Answer: She faded away into wisps of shadow

From page 9