Jenny was a five-year-old girl. One day, while she was shopping with her mother, she saw a plastic pearl necklace and loved it so much. So she asked her mother to buy it for her. Every night, before Jenny went to bed, her dad would read stories to her. One night, when he finished the story, he asked, "Jenny, do you love me?" "Dad, you know I love you," Jenny answered. "Well, give me your necklace," Dad said. "No, Dad. But you can have my favorite doll." Several times, when her father asked her to give him the plastic necklace, Jenny would give him something else instead. One evening, after Jenny's father read her a story, Jenny said, "Here, Dad." She put her plastic pearl necklace into her father's hand. Her father hold the necklace in one hand and opened the other hand. There was a real pearl necklace in it. He had had it for a long time, and waited for Jenny to give up the cheap one so that he could give her the real one. So, don't be _ . If we are generous , maybe we will get something better.
What was made of plastic?
Who was 5?
What was inexpensive?
Who bought it?
What did her father do at bedtime?
What did he ask afterward?
What did she offer instead?
What did her father give her after she gave up the necklace?
What do we obtain for being generous?
Does she hate her dad?
a necklace
the plastic necklace
Jenny
Jenny 
the necklace
the cheap one
her mother
her mother
read stories to her
read stories to her
to give him the plastic necklace
to give him the plastic necklace
her favorite doll
my favorite doll
a real pearl necklace
a real pearl necklace
something better
something better
no
you know I love you