The Treasure of Lemon Brown

What does Greg learn from his encounter with Lemon Brown?

• The importance of wealth and material possessions.

• The significance of friendship and loyalty.

• The importance of family and understanding the value of non-material treasures.

• The value of competition and success in life.

How does the setting influence the story?

• The setting, an abandoned building during a storm, creates a tense atmosphere that highlights the themes of fear and bravery.

• The setting, a sunny beach, promotes a sense of relaxation and joy among the characters.

• The setting, a bustling city, distracts the characters from their main goals and creates chaos.

• The setting, a quiet library, fosters a sense of isolation and introspection for the protagonist.

What is the main theme of 'The Treasure of Lemon Brown'?

• The importance of wealth and success in life.

• The value of family and the importance of memories over material possessions.

• The significance of adventure and exploration.

• The impact of friendship on personal growth.

How does Greg's perception of Lemon Brown change throughout the story?

• Greg sees Lemon Brown as a hero from the start.

• Greg initially sees Lemon Brown as a nuisance but comes to respect him and understand his life experiences.

• Greg believes Lemon Brown is a criminal throughout the story.

• Greg thinks Lemon Brown is just a figment of his imagination.

Why does Greg feel frustrated with his father?

• Because his father refuses to let him play basketball.

• Because his father doesn't support his education.

• Because his father wants him to play soccer instead.

• Because his father is always busy with work.

What lesson does Greg's father try to teach him?

• The importance of responsibility and understanding others.

• How to be the best athlete in school.

• The value of keeping secrets from friends.

• How to avoid taking responsibility for one's actions.

What does the treasure consist of?

• A gold coin and a map

• A harmonica and newspaper clippings that represent Lemon Brown's past

• A diamond ring and a diary

• A collection of rare stamps

What does Greg do to help Lemon Brown?

• Greg howls to signal for help when the thugs confront them.

• Greg fights off the thugs with a stick.

• Greg runs away to find a police officer.

• Greg distracts the thugs by throwing rocks.

Who is Lemon Brown?

• A famous rock star known for his hit singles.

• A former blues musician who possesses a treasure that holds sentimental value.

• A fictional character in a popular novel.

• A renowned chef with a cooking show on television.

How does Lemon Brown demonstrate bravery in the story?

• He runs away from the thugs to save himself.

• He calls the police to report the thugs.

• He stands up to the thugs to protect his treasure and Greg.

• He hides his treasure to keep it safe.