Q1: Sentence: 'Mum says I’m a thoughtful girl — I guess that means I like to notice small things, like how rain sounds on the roof.'
Which word is an antonym for 'thoughtful'?

Q2: Sentence: 'Sometimes, my diary feels alive — like it’s listening quietly while I write about my emotions and my little adventures.'
What emotion is the writer expressing through this description?

Q3: Sentence: 'Even though my story is made up, everything in it could happen in real life — and that’s what makes it realistic fiction.'
Which phrase helps you understand the meaning of ‘realistic fiction’?

Q4: Sentence: 'Cycling through puddles 🌊 or baking cupcakes 🧁.'
What do these small adventures symbolise in the paragraph?

Q5: Sentence: 'Even though my story is made up, everything in it could happen in real life — and that’s what makes it realistic fiction.'
Which literary technique is shown in the contrast between ‘made up’ and ‘could happen in real life’?

Q6: Sentence: 'Sometimes, my diary feels alive — like it’s listening quietly while I write…'
What tone does this sentence create?

Q7: Sentence: 'My diary feels alive — like it’s listening quietly.'
Which sentence below best explains the **symbolic meaning** of the diary?

Q8: Sentence: 'Sometimes, my diary feels alive — like it’s listening quietly while I write about my emotions and my little adventures.'
Which literary device is used in this sentence, and what does it mean?

Q9: Sentence: 'I write about my hopes and dreams — they feel real when I see them in words.'
Which phrase best captures the nuance of 'hopes and dreams'?

Q10: Sentence: 'Sometimes, my diary feels alive — like it’s listening quietly while I write about my emotions.'
Which word is closest in meaning to 'emotions'?