Spoon's Unique Qualities and Friendship

The story follows Spoon, who feels inadequate compared to his friends Knife, Fork, and Chopsticks. He visits his Aunt Silver and hears stories about his adventurous grandmother. Despite feeling blue, Spoon's friends admire his unique qualities. His mother helps him realize his own worth, leading to a comforting conclusion.

Who is Spoon's adventurous relative mentioned in the story?

• His father

• His great-grandmother

• His aunt

• His mother

What does Spoon envy about Knife?

• Knife is colorful

• Knife is shiny

• Knife can cut and spread

• Knife is sharp

Why does Spoon think Fork is lucky?

• Fork is colorful

• Fork is shiny

• Fork is sharp

• Fork is used everywhere

What do Chopsticks admire about Spoon?

• Spoon is colorful

• Spoon can go places alone

• Spoon is shiny

• Spoon is sharp

What does Spoon's mother remind him about his unique experiences?

• Diving into ice cream

• Being shiny

• Being sharp

• Being colorful

What activity does Spoon's mother say his friends will never experience?

• Clinking against a cereal bowl

• Cutting vegetables

• Spreading butter

• Being used everywhere

What realization does Spoon have after talking to his mother?

• He is special in his own way

• He wants to be a knife

• He wants to be a fork

• He wants to be chopsticks

What does Spoon do after realizing his unique qualities?

• Snuggles with his parents

• Goes to visit Chopsticks

• Goes to visit Knife

• Goes to visit Fork

What is the main theme of Spoon's story?

• Being the best at everything

• Appreciating one's own uniqueness

• Competing with friends

• Traveling to distant lands

What does Spoon's story teach about friendship?

• Friends appreciate each other's unique qualities

• Friends should always compete

• Friends should travel together

• Friends should be the same