Hopeful Seed Multiple Choices

In “Hopeful Seed,” a young boy stands outside the Once-ler’s home, holding the last Truffula seed, remembering the Once-ler’s words about how change starts with someone who cares. Determined to bring life back to the ruined land, he plants the seed carefully, protects it, and waits for it to grow. Over time, the land slowly recovers-animals return, trees bloom, and nature thrives again. The story closes with the boy smiling at the revived forest, symbolizing the power of action and hope.

Working on this worksheet builds reading comprehension by engaging students with narrative sequence and cause-effect relationships. It enhances vocabulary and context clue skills by introducing descriptive language and new terms like “Truffula,” “dedication,” and “pollution.” Students also strengthen critical thinking by understanding how one character’s decision can impact an entire world. The passage promotes reading fluency and moral reflection, connecting literature to real-world environmental issues.