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Lucy's Lucky Day
Once upon a time, a bright and kind girl named Lucy found a four-leaf clover. In many cultures, it's a sign of good luck. That day, she was the school's spelling bee champion, and she found a shiny quarter on the road. Lucy remembered what her granny used to say, 'Luck often smiles at those who do good deeds.' Lucy decided to share her luck. She helped Mrs. Kipling across the street, and amazingly, Mrs. Kipling found her lost cat. Lucy felt happy. She learned that sharing luck and being kind to others can make her own day lucky too.
Question 1
What did Lucy find on the road after she won the spelling bee?
A five-leaf clover
A shiny dime
A lost cat
A shiny quarter
Explanation. After winning the spelling bee, Lucy found a shiny quarter on the road.
Question 2
What was Lucy's good deed?
She found a shiny quarter on the road
She won the school's spelling bee
She helped Mrs. Kipling across the street
Explanation. The story mentions that Lucy helped Mrs. Kipling across the street as her good deed.
She found a four-leaf clover
She found Mrs. Kipling's lost cat
Question 3
What did Mrs. Kipling find after Lucy helped her?
Her lost dog
A shiny quarter
Her lost cat
Explanation. After Lucy helped Mrs. Kipling across the street, Mrs. Kipling found her lost cat.
Her lost hat
A four-leaf clover
Question 4
What did Lucy learn at the end of the story?
Sharing luck and being kind to others can make her own day lucky
Explanation. Lucy learned that sharing her luck and being kind to others could also make her own day lucky.
Finding a four-leaf clover brings good luck
Helping others is a good deed
Winning a spelling bee is a sign of good luck
Finding shiny quarters on the road is lucky
Question 5
What does the phrase 'Luck often smiles at those who do good deeds' mean?
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Explanation. The phrase 'Luck often smiles at those who do good deeds' is an idiom that means good things often happen to those who do good deeds.
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