John Midas and His Candy Obsession

John Midas is a boy with a strong love for candy, which leads to health issues. His parents notice red spots on his nose and take him to Dr. Cranium, who advises reducing candy intake. The story highlights the importance of a balanced diet and the consequences of excessive candy consumption.

What is the main characteristic of John Midas as introduced in the story?

• He is a mischievous boy.

• He is a very nice boy.

• He is a shy boy.

• He is a rebellious boy.

What does John Midas love more than anything else?

• Collecting stamps

• Eating candy

• Playing sports

• Reading books

How does John's candy obsession affect his spending habits?

• He saves all his money.

• He spends it on toys.

• He buys gifts for friends.

• He spends it all on candy.

What health issue does John face due to his candy consumption?

• He has a headache.

• He has a toothache.

• He has red spots on his nose.

• He has a fever.

What does Dr. Cranium recommend for John's health?

• More vegetables

• More sleep

• Less candy

• More exercise

What does John's father try to explain about a balanced diet?

• It is not important.

• It includes only fruits.

• It requires a variety of foods.

• It is only about eating vegetables.

What is John's favorite type of candy?

• Licorice

• Toffee

• Chocolate

• Jelly beans

How does John respond to his father's reasoning about food?

• He changes the subject.

• He agrees immediately.

• He remains silent.

• He argues back.