The Wind’s Tale — Questions and answers

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How did Boreas show he was pleased when he talked to Zephyr?

Choices

  1. He frowned sadly.
  2. He shouted angrily.
  3. He smirked and brandished the scroll. ✓
  4. He gave Zephyr a gift.

Answer: He smirked and brandished the scroll.

From page 3

Why did Lyra tell Zephyr not to accept Boreas's trade?

Choices

  1. She wanted the scroll for herself.
  2. She thought the scroll was fake.
  3. She knew Boreas only wanted to control the winds for his own gain. ✓
  4. She believed Zephyr didn't deserve endless knowledge.

Answer: She knew Boreas only wanted to control the winds for his own gain.

From page 5

How did Zephyr try to understand the wind's whispers after listening to Lyra?

Choices

  1. He opened his eyes wide and stared at the scroll.
  2. He closed his eyes and reached out with his heart. ✓
  3. He used his hands to grab the air.
  4. He tried to make new breezes with his mind.

Answer: He closed his eyes and reached out with his heart.

From page 8

What did Lyra tell Zephyr about the greatest stories?

Choices

  1. They are always found in ancient books.
  2. They are not written, but felt. ✓
  3. They can only be read by greedy people.
  4. They are only heard in quiet places.

Answer: They are not written, but felt.

From page 10