Sully had always dreamed of getting a Jack Russell terrier puppy, and she reminded her mother of this frequently. On Sully's birthday one year, Sully's mother, Ms. Reyes, met her daughter after school and told her they had to pick up a few
things for dinner. The market was right next to a pet store! But Ms. Reyes bought only sugar, milk, and eggs for a birthday
cake, and then they drove home without so much as a glance at the pet store. When they arrived home, Ms. Reyes said,
"Why don't you go play in your room? I think there might be a surprise in there for you." Sully rushed to her room and
flung open the door. Sure enough, on her bed was a puppy-but it was a stuffed toy. Sully was delighted with the toy and
thanked her mother, but she still longed for a real, live pet. That night after dinner, after Sully had opened presents from
her sister and friends, Ms. Reyes said, "Sully, would you go into the pantry and bring me some paper towels?" Sully rose
from the table and opened the pantry door. There on the floor was a tiny baby dog! "Surprise!" shouted her family from
the table, and they all got up to see their new pet. Sully finally had the puppy for which she had always wished.
1. What is the main idea of this passage?
2. Based on the main idea of the passage, what would be an appropriate title?