

No Ideas Allowed
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English
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3rd Grade
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Easy
Sreeparna Chatterjee
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15 Slides • 9 Questions
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Multiple Choice
What is the main difference between the right brain and the left brain as described in the story?
The right brain welcomes ideas and daydreams, while the left brain is home to thoughts and logic.
The right brain is responsible for logic, while the left brain is for creativity.
Both brains are equally welcoming to ideas.
The left brain is more playful than the right brain.
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Multiple Choice
Why did Emma decide to sneak into the left brain construction site despite Nolan's warning?
She wanted to see how logic towers were built.
She was curious and had other ideas.
She wanted to play with the thought workers.
She was looking for ice cream.
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Open Ended
Describe how Emma felt when she watched the machines and thought workers in the left brain construction site.
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Open Ended
What warning did the thought workers give Emma and Nolan about imagination in the left brain construction site?
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Multiple Choice
How did Emma use her imagination to build a bridge between the left and right brain?
by ignoring logic towers
by hiding from thought workers
by glowing with passion and stretching her tentacles across the sky
by stopping daydreams
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Multiple Select
Select all the effects that Emma's imagination had on the right brain border and the bridge between the left and right brain.
Daydreams and wishes stampeded across the right brain border.
Red sparks erupted from the left brain like confetti.
The bridge's logic beams spiraled with red sparks.
The thought workers became sad.
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Open Ended
Describe the changes that occurred for the thought workers after Emma created a new home for them.
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Multiple Choice
Where did the family of ideas live according to the story?
In the inventor's left brain
In the inventor's right brain
In the inventor's heart
In the inventor's workshop
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Open Ended
What do you think the phrase 'No Ideas Allowed!' means in the context of creativity and invention?
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