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Gilberto and the Wind

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  • Does Gilberto ever get his balloon back? Why or Why Not?
    No, Wind takes it and blows it far away into the air.
    No, another boy takes it.
    Yes, he gets it back and then pops it.
  • Can Gilberto see the wind?
    Yes, it is tall and friendly.
    Yes, it is blue.
    No, but he can see what the wind does.
  • What is the setting in the story?
    Outside of Gilberto's house.
    Outside the school.
    Inside Gilberto's House.
  • The bubbles can ______________ in the air.
    unlatch
    open
    float
  • Why does Gilberto cover his eyes?
    The rain is hurting his eyes.
    The Wind is blowing dirt into his eyes.
    His mom told him to come inside so he's crying.
  • What is the Author's purpose in writing Gilberto and the Wind?
    To tell a story about the friendship between a boy and Wind.
    Give information about the wind.
    To talk about feelings.
  • What does Gilberto learn about the wind?
    It sleeps during the day.
    It moves things around.
    It can talk.
  • What does "FLOAT" mean?
    To climb.
    To move slowly through the air without landing.
    To close.
  • What happens to the balloon?
    It gets stuck in a tree.
    It pops.
    It gets stuck on the fence.
  • What happens to the little boat that Gilberto puts into the pond?
    Wind blows it up into the tree.
    Wind carries it across the pond.
    Wind smashes it against a rock.
  • Who is the main character in Gilberto and the Wind?
    Gilberto
    The Wind
    A Dog
  • What is one thing that the Wind can blow away?
    A tall building.
    A kite.
    A tractor.
  • Which one of these does Wind move?
    Leaves
    A house
    A car
  • Does Gilberto let the strong wind come inside his house?
    No, he lets Wind go inside the barn.
    Yes, he gives Wind some food.
    No, he goes and shuts the door.
  • What does "Unlatch" mean?
    To throw away
    To close
    To open
  • Why does Gilberto have an umbrella?
    He needs it to catch a butterfly.
    He is taking it to his teacher.
    It's raining outside.
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