The one and only Ivan Pg. 169-201

Why does Ivan start painting more seriously during this part of the story?

• He wants to impress Mack

• He wants to help Ruby and communicate his message

• He enjoys painting for fun

• He wants to decorate his cage

What does Ivan use to create his paintings?

• Charcoal and canvas

• Finger paints and paper

• Mud and sticks

• Crayons and Cardboard

How does Ivan’s attitude toward captivity differ from Ruby’s?

• Ivan has become used to captivity, while Ruby is still hopeful for freedom

• Ivan is angry, while Ruby is content

• Ruby enjoys captivity, while Ivan wants to escape

• They both love living in the mall

How does Ivan show leadership in this part of the story?

• By making the other animals obey him

• By taking action to protect Ruby and fulfill his promise to Stella

• By ignoring Ruby's problems

• By telling jokes to cheer everyone up

Why does Mack’s behavior toward Ruby become more concerning in this section?

• He starts treating Ruby more harshly as she grows bigger and harder to control

• He ignores her completely

• He lets her go free

• He gives her too much food

What motivates Ivan to finally take action after being passive for so long?

• Stella's death and his promise to protect Ruby

• His desire to leave the mall

• His anger toward Mack

• His love of painting

How does Julia’s father, George, react when he sees Ivan’s painting?

• He ignores it

• He realizes it's important and decides to help

• He laughs at it

• He tears it up

What does the way Ivan carefully plans his painting reveal about his character?

• He is creative, determined, and thoughtful

• He is lazy and careless

• He doesn't care about the outcome

• He is afraid of making mistakes

What animal does Ivan include in his painting to deliver his message?

• Himself

• Ruby

• Stella

• Bob

What is the main message Ivan is trying to convey through his painting?

• That he wants more bananas

• That Ruby should be sent to a zoo where she will be safe

• That he is unhappy with Mack

• That Stella was his best friend