Exploring the Ending of How the Grinch Stole Christmas

The Grinch learns that Christmas is not about material possessions but about a deeper meaning. His heart grows, and he gains the strength to return the stolen items to Whoville. The community celebrates Christmas with unity and joy, emphasizing the true spirit of the holiday.

What did the Grinch notice was missing from Christmas?

• Food, drinks, and gifts

• Ribbons, tags, packages, boxes, and bags

• Lights, decorations, and music

• Snow, trees, and ornaments

What did the Grinch think about the origin of Christmas?

• It doesn't come from a store

• It is about decorations

• It is about giving gifts

• It comes from a store

What happened to the Grinch's heart on Christmas day?

• It grew three sizes

• It shrank

• It stayed the same

• It disappeared

What did the Grinch gain after understanding the true meaning of Christmas?

• The strength of ten grinches plus two

• The ability to fly

• A new house

• A magical power

What did the Grinch do after his heart grew?

• He hid in his cave

• He returned all the stolen items

• He left Whoville

• He destroyed the gifts

What did the Grinch bring back to Whoville?

• Only the food

• Only the decorations

• Only the toys

• Everything he had taken

Who carved the roast beast at the feast?

• Max the dog

• Cindy Lou Who

• The Mayor of Whoville

• The Grinch

What is the key message of the Whos' Christmas celebration?

• Christmas is about decorations

• Christmas is about togetherness and cheer

• Christmas is about receiving gifts

• Christmas is about material wealth

What do the Whos believe is essential for Christmas day?

• Having a big tree

• Having many gifts

• Having lots of food

• Having hands to clasp

How do the Whos welcome Christmas?

• By exchanging gifts

• By decorating their houses

• By standing heart to heart and hand in hand

• By singing carols