John's Adventure and Choices

John finds a strange coin with his initials and decides to visit Susan. On his way, he discovers a candy store and meets a storekeeper who accepts the coin as payment for a large box of chocolates. John sneaks the box home, only to find a single piece of chocolate inside, which turns out to be the most chocolaty chocolate he has ever tasted.

What was unusual about the coin John found?

• It had a picture of a fat boy.

• It was larger than a quarter.

• It was very shiny.

• It was made of gold.

Why did John decide to take a different route?

• He was looking for a new adventure.

• He was bored of the usual path.

• He wanted to avoid someone.

• He was following a map.

What did John notice about the candy store?

• It had a lot of candy in the windows.

• It was closed.

• It was painted blue.

• It was very large.

How did the storekeeper know John's name?

• The storekeeper had seen him before.

• It was never explained.

• The storekeeper guessed.

• John told him.

What did the storekeeper offer John?

• A small piece of chocolate.

• A chocolate bar.

• A whole box of chocolate.

• A chocolate cake.

Why did John decide to take the chocolate without asking his mother?

• He forgot to ask.

• He wanted to surprise her.

• He was afraid she would say no.

• He thought she wouldn't mind.

How did John enter his house with the chocolate?

• Through the window.

• Through the front door.

• Through the back door.

• Through the garage.

What did John's mother think about his bedtime behavior?

• She was disappointed.

• She was surprised.

• She was angry.

• She was indifferent.

What was John's reaction to the tonic?

• He enjoyed it.

• He found it disgusting.

• He refused to take it.

• He was indifferent.

What did John find inside the chocolate box?

• A large chocolate bar.

• A variety of chocolates.

• Only one piece of chocolate.

• A note from the storekeeper.