Crown: An Ode to the Fresh Cut

Front

What activity is the boy describing in the book?

Back

getting a haircut

Front

Why does the boy say he is like a lump of clay or a blank canvas when he comes into the barbershop?

Back

He is ready to have his hair worked on like a piece of art.

Front

How does the boy feel that a new haircut will change his day at school tomorrow?

Back

A new haircut will make him smarter.

Front

What does the boy think about the men surrounding him in the chairs?

Back

He thinks they look important.

Front

How does the boy say he feels after a new haircut? Options: Smart, Like a Star, Like a Million Dollars and some Change, All of the Above

Back

All of the Above

Front

Why is the money you spend at the barber always worth it?

Back

Because you leave the barbershop feeling magnificent.

Front

What does the boy compare the waves on his head to?

Back

The Atlantic Ocean

Front

What does the boy imagine the others at the shop will do once he's done getting a haircut?

Back

They will stand up and clap