1) Where does Luis live now? a) In the countryside with wide fields. b) In a big city with cars and buses. c) On a farm with many animals. 2) What does Luis say is missing in the city during spring? a) He thinks there are no butterflies. b) He believes there are no buses. c) He notices there are no neighbors. 3) What idea does Luis give to his parents? a) Luis suggests planting a large farm outside the city. b) Luis wants to build a new playground for children. c) Luis asks to make window boxes with flowers. 4) How does Mr. Khan feel about the window box idea? a) He says it is too hard to take care of. b) He wants Luis to plant vegetables only. c) He thinks it will make the building look nice. 5) What do Luis and his family do to invite neighbors to help? a) They write a sign and put it in the elevator. b) They call everyone on the phone. c) They knock on every neighbor’s door. 6) What do the neighbors plant in their window boxes? a) Everyone plants only roses in their boxes. b) Denie chooses lavender, and Mr. Khan plants daisies and zinnias. c) They fill the boxes with corn and tomatoes. 7) What does the word “scurry” mean in the story? a) It means to move quickly. b) It means to laugh loudly. c) It means to grow slowly. 8) How does Luis feel when he finally smells the lavender? a) He feels joy and happiness. b) He feels angry and upset. c) He feels worried about the flowers. 9) What happens at the very end of the story? a) All the flowers die, and Luis becomes sad again. b) Butterflies arrive at the building, and people call it “The Butterfly Building.” c) The landlord takes away the window boxes.

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