The Peterkins at Home Quiz

What was peculiar about the ham served at the Peterkin's dinner?

• It was too salty.

• It was not cooked at all.

• It was overcooked.

• It had separate slices of fat and lean.

Why couldn't the children eat their vegetables?

• They were allergic to them.

• They were not cooked properly.

• They had to eat them with meat, which they didn't like.

• They were not hungry.

What was Mr. Peterkin's initial solution to the problem?

• To let the children try to eat their dinner as it was.

• To ask the lady from Philadelphia for advice.

• To order food from a restaurant.

• To cook a new meal.

Who did the Peterkin family decide to consult for a solution?

• Their neighbor.

• The local chef.

• The lady from Philadelphia.

• Their grandmother.

What simple solution did the lady from Philadelphia suggest?

• To give the slices of fat to those who like fat and lean to those who prefer lean.

• To make a new dish.

• To cook the ham differently.

• To eat the vegetables first.