Why did Stanley end up in the ocean?, He was thrown away carelessly, An animal carried him there, He floated from a shop, Someone dropped him by accident, Why did the animals think Stanley was food?, They were very hungry, He made a sound, He looked and felt like food, He was moving like a fish, What is the main problem in the story?, The ocean is too big, Stanley is lost, Animals are fighting, Plastic is harming animals, What is the BEST message of the story?, People should not go near the ocean, We should take care of our environment, Animals should not eat strange things, The ocean is full of animals, How did Stanley affect the animals?, He helped them find food, He made them sick or confused, He protected them, He scared them away, Who is MOST responsible for the problem?, The ocean, The wind, People who throw plastic away carelessly, The animals, What might happen if more plastic goes into the ocean?, More animals could be harmed, Nothing will change, The ocean will get cleaner, Animals will learn to avoid it, Why did the author write this story?, To explain how plastic is made, To teach about ocean animals, To tell a funny story, To show why we should be responsible with waste, What could have prevented the problem?, Keeping Stanley and disposing of him properly, Cleaning the ocean later, Letting animals avoid him, Throwing Stanley further away, Which choice shows responsibility?, Dropping rubbish on the ground, Ignoring trash in the ocean, Leaving things for others to clean, Picking up and disposing of waste properly

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