Treasure of Lemon Brown

What subject is Greg in danger of failing?

• Math

• Science

• History

• English

What does Lemon Brown teach Greg about life?

• True treasure lies in the memories and experiences we hold dear.

• Success is measured by wealth and possessions.

• Life is about taking risks and seeking adventure.

• Friendship is the most important aspect of life.

What does Greg's father say will determine his ability to play basketball?

• His physical strength

• His report card

• His height

• His age

What is the conflict in the story?

• The conflict arises when Greg encounters the bad men who are searching for Lemon Brown's treasure.

• The conflict occurs when Greg decides to leave his home for the night.

• The conflict begins when Greg's father disapproves of his friends.

• The conflict is introduced when Greg finds a mysterious map in his attic.

How does Greg's relationship with his father affect his actions?

• Greg feels no pressure from his father, allowing him to act freely.

• Greg feels pressure from his father regarding his grades, which influences his decisions and actions throughout the story.

• Greg's father encourages him to ignore his grades and focus on sports.

• Greg's father is indifferent to his academic performance, leading Greg to make reckless choices.

What is the setting of 'The Treasure of Lemon Brown'?

• A bustling city center where Greg plays basketball.

• A run-down neighborhood where Lemon Brown lives and where Greg seeks refuge.

• A quiet suburban area with well-kept houses.

• An abandoned warehouse on the outskirts of town.

How does Lemon Brown's past influence his character?

• It makes him indifferent to others' suffering.

• It shapes his perspective on life and the value of memories.

• It leads him to become a wealthy businessman.

• It causes him to isolate himself from society.

What is the climax of the story?

• The climax occurs when the bad men confront Lemon Brown and Greg, leading to a tense moment of danger.

• The climax happens when Greg discovers Lemon Brown's treasure in the attic.

• The climax is when Greg decides to leave his home and go on an adventure.

• The climax occurs during the final confrontation between Greg and his father.

What lesson does Greg learn from his encounter with Lemon Brown?

• The importance of valuing personal treasures and memories over material wealth.

• That wealth is the most important thing in life.

• To always trust strangers without question.

• That education is not necessary for success.

What is the main treasure that Lemon Brown possesses?

• A collection of sentimental items that represent his memories and experiences, particularly related to his son.

• A large sum of money he earned from his music career.

• A rare gemstone he found during his travels.

• An old guitar that belonged to a famous musician.