The Magic of The Night Before Christmas
The night before Christmas was always filled with magical anticipation. Young Emma, barely containing her excitement, helped her parents deck up their quaint home. It was a tradition passed down generations - the twinkling lights, the sweet scent of cookies baking, the vibrantly decorated Christmas tree, and of course, the carefully hung stockings. As the night deepened, Emma, wrapped in her favorite reindeer pajamas, struggled to sleep. She was jolted awake by a soft thud from the living room. Could it be Santa? With a mix of excitement and trepidation, she tiptoed towards the sound. In the dim Christmas tree lights, she saw a jolly figure, a bag full of gifts slung over his back. Could it really be? Emma gasped as the figure turned around. It was Santa, or was it? Turned out, it was her father, dressed as Santa, placing the presents under the tree. They shared a hearty laugh. That night, Emma learned the truth about Santa but also experienced the real magic of Christmas – the joy of giving and sharing love, the spirit that brings the world together every year on this special night.
Question 1
What does Emma feel the night before Christmas?
Anger
Excitement
Boredom
Fear
Sadness
Question 2
Who was the figure that Emma saw in the living room?
A burglar
Her mother
Santa
Her father dressed as Santa
A Christmas elf
Question 3
What did Emma learn that night?
The truth about the Easter Bunny
How to bake cookies
The truth about Santa
How to decorate a Christmas tree
How to wrap a present
Question 4
What is the real magic of Christmas as per the story?
Receiving gifts
Decorating the house
Eating cookies
Meeting Santa
The joy of giving and sharing love
Question 5
What is the sound that woke Emma up?
A soft thud from the living room
Jingle bells
Her parents' laughter
The sound of reindeer on the roof
The sound of a door opening
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