The Chocolate Touch

John's chocolate touch caused many things to be turned into chocolate. Which of the following did NOT get turned into chocolate?

• his golden trumpet

• his pencil

• his mom

• his friend Susan

What did John do in hopes that he would NOT turn his food into chocolate?

• He cut his food up with his knife.

• He decided not to eat at all.

• He poured milk onto his food.

• He tried to keep the food from touching his lips.

John learns an important lesson by the end of the story. What lesson did he learn?

• It's okay to eat chocolate all the time.

• When you are selfish and greedy, bad things may happen to you.

• If you share your food, you won't have enough for yourself.

• You will always get everything you wish for.

John tried to eat many things during the day, but they all turned to chocolate. What was the FIRST thing that tasted like chocolate to him?

• toothpaste

• orange juice

• bacon and eggs

• his glove

What was strange about John's morning?

• He was in a good mood.

• Everything was turning into chocolate.

• He wanted to go to school.

• Mary was being a tattletale.

What is the main theme of 'The Chocolate Touch'?

• Greed and its consequences

• Friendship and loyalty

• Adventure and exploration

• Mystery and suspense

Which character in 'The Chocolate Touch' is most affected by John's chocolate touch?

• His mother

• His teacher

• His friend Susan

• His sister

What literary device is primarily used in 'The Chocolate Touch' to convey its message?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Irony

• Personification

In 'The Chocolate Touch', what does John's experience with chocolate symbolize?

• The sweetness of life

• The dangers of excess

• The value of friendship

• The importance of family

How does John feel when he first discovers his chocolate touch?

• Excited and happy

• Confused and worried

• Angry and frustrated

• Indifferent and bored