Question

Question

Read the following passage and answer the questions below:

Once upon a time, there was a young girl named Lily who loved to explore. One day, she discovered a hidden gate in her backyard. Curious, Lily opened the gate and stepped into a magical garden filled with talking flowers and singing birds.

As Lily wandered through the garden, she met a wise old owl who told her about a golden key hidden somewhere in the garden. The key, he said, could unlock a treasure chest full of wonderful surprises. Excited by this news, Lily began searching for the key.

Along her journey, Lily faced several challenges. She had to cross a river of chocolate, climb a mountain of marshmallows, and solve riddles from mischievous fairies. With each obstacle she overcame, Lily grew braver and more determined.

Finally, after a long day of adventures, Lily found the golden key beneath a rainbow-colored rose. She used it to unlock the treasure chest, which was filled with books about all the magical creatures in the garden. Lily realized that knowledge was the real treasure, and she couldn't wait to read all the books and learn more about her new magical friends.

As the sun began to set, Lily said goodbye to her new friends and promised to return soon. She went back through the gate, feeling happy and excited about her wonderful adventure.

What is the main problem or conflict in the story?


(1 point)
Responses

a. Lily can't find her way home
a. Lily can't find her way home

b. Lily needs to find the golden key
b. Lily needs to find the golden key

c. Lily doesn't like the magical creatures
c. Lily doesn't like the magical creatures

d. Lily is afraid of the garden

Answer 1

b. Lily needs to find the golden key