The Chocolate Touch Test

What does the Chocolate Touch symbolize in the story?

• The joy of sharing with others.

• The consequences of greed and desire.

• The importance of friendship and loyalty.

• The power of imagination and creativity.

What does the storekeeper say about John's greed?

• He says that John's greed is why he got the Chocolate Touch.

• He believes John's greed will lead to his success.

• He thinks John's greed is a sign of ambition.

• He claims that John's greed is a family trait.

Why does John start to dislike the Chocolate Touch?

• Because it prevents him from enjoying normal activities.

• Because he prefers vanilla over chocolate.

• Because it makes him feel sick.

• Because it causes him to lose friends.

What type of story is 'The Chocolate Touch'?

• A children's fantasy story.

• A historical fiction story.

• A mystery novel.

• A science fiction adventure.

Who is the main character in 'The Chocolate Touch'?

• John

• Michael

• Sarah

• Emily

How does Miss Plimsole react to John's situation?

• She feels indifferent to his problems.

• She feels angry about his situation.

• She feels worried about what is happening to him.

• She feels happy for him.

What is one consequence of having the Chocolate Touch?

• John can't drink water when he is thirsty.

• John can only eat chocolate.

• John turns into chocolate every night.

• John loses his ability to taste.

What happens when John touches things with the Chocolate Touch?

• They turn into chocolate.

• They disappear completely.

• They become sticky and sweet.

• They change color to brown.

What did John buy from the store?

• A box of chocolate.

• A bottle of milk.

• A loaf of bread.

• A pack of gum.

What lesson does John learn from his experience with the Chocolate Touch?

• He learns the importance of moderation and being content.

• He learns that greed is beneficial.

• He learns to always share his possessions.

• He learns that chocolate is the key to happiness.