The Last Dragon Book By Susan Nunes! Trivia Quiz

In the story, the people who helped fix the dragon feel proud of their work. This can be inferred from the fact that there is no mention of them feeling useless, like they should have been paid, or angry. The absence of any negative emotions suggests that they are satisfied with their contribution and take pride in their accomplishment.

Peter's mother wanted him to spend the summer with Great Aunt because she was her oldest, wisest aunt and Peter could learn from her.

Peter paid for the work done on the dragon by helping Miss Rose Chiao and Mr. Pang one or twice a week.

Peter thinks things in Chinatown seem old because he is seeing old buildings that are different from his home.

Throughout the story, Peter solves his problem by taking it step by step and seeking assistance from others. He does not try to tackle the problem all at once or without any support. Instead, he breaks it down into manageable tasks and relies on the help and guidance of those around him. This approach allows him to effectively address the issue and find a solution.

Peter might be attracted to the dragon in the Lung Fung Trading Company because it is unlike anything he has seen before and it is special. This suggests that Peter is drawn to unique and extraordinary things, and the dragon captures his attention and fascination. It implies that Peter appreciates novelty and is intrigued by the dragon's distinctiveness, making it a compelling attraction for him.

Peter is expressing that there is an intriguing and captivating aspect to the dragon that attracts people. This suggests that there is something unique or enchanting about the dragon that captures people's attention and interest.

Great Aunt believes that people said the pearl gave the dragon power.

The correct answer is "teeming". This word means that the streets were filled or overflowing with people. It suggests a large number of people in a confined space, emphasizing the sense of busyness and activity. The word "teeming" conveys a vivid image of the crowded streets and the bustling atmosphere.

The correct answer is "That's his heart." This response suggests that the drumbeat signifies the dragon's heart, implying that the dragon is alive and well. It implies a connection between the dragon's presence and the beating of its heart, indicating that the dragon's appearance is a positive and reassuring event.

The given answer suggests that Great Aunt's way of talking contrasts with her actions. While she talks rudely, her actions are actually helpful and kind. This implies that her words may not accurately reflect her true character, as her actions demonstrate a different side of her personality.

The author is saying that Miss Rose Chiao and Mr. Pang do not accept money for their services, indicating that people in Chinatown trade services instead of using money.

The author means that the dragon is so heavy that it requires the strength of ten men to carry it.

The phrase "mere artists" suggests that regular artists lack the skill or ability to accurately paint certain things. In this case, the correct answer is "his eyes" because eyes are complex and intricate, requiring a high level of detail and precision to capture accurately in a painting.

Great Aunt helped Peter fix the dragon by spending the night fixing the crest and its broken mouth.

The correct answer is "He painted a dot on each of its eyes." This answer suggests that the priest performed a specific action on the dragon, which was painting a dot on each of its eyes. This action implies that the priest was trying to mark or decorate the dragon's eyes in some way.

Peter changes because of his experience with fixing the dragon by learning about Chinatown and its culture. He also makes new friends, which suggests that his social circle has expanded as a result of his experience.