What lesson does Milo learn about asking questions?

• A. Meaningful questions lead to real answers; trivial questions waste time.
• B. Questions should be avoided to save time.
• C. Asking questions is unnecessary.
• D. Only the most obvious questions matter.

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is that asking meaningful questions drives learning. In Milo’s journey, curiosity isn’t just about asking anything at random—it’s about asking thoughtful, purposeful questions that seek explanations and connections. When Milo poses real, well-aimed questions, he encounters real answers and gains understanding, direction, and solutions. That shows why the lesson is about meaningful questions moving you forward, while wasting time on trivial or obvious questions doesn’t help you learn or solve problems.

The other ideas don’t fit as well because the story isn’t about avoiding questions or only asking what’s obvious; it’s about using questions as a tool to uncover knowledge.