Chestnut Pudding

Who did the boy live with in the story?

• His parents

• His grandmother

• His aunt and uncle

What did the grandmother eat each day?

• Sandwiches

• Cake

• Pudding

• Pasta

Why did the boy try out his grandmother's magic?

• He was being naughty.

• He was hungry.

• He was curious.

How much pudding did the boy make?

• He made only a bowlful.

• He made so much it filled up the lodge!

• He made a big bowl of it.

• He didn't make pudding.

Why was the grandmother so upset with the boy? There are 3 answers.

• He used all her magical food up.

• He ran away.

• He was being sneaky.

• He took her food without asking.

How did the boy feel after he used all of his grandmother's food? There are 2 answers.

• Happy

• Worried

• Excited

• Sad

Where did the boy have to go to get more food for his grandmother?

• Trader Joe's

• The chestnut tree that was owned by 7 witch sisters.

• Target

• The forest over the mountains.

Why does the boy choose a mole to be his helper?

• He likes moles.

• Moles travel underground, so he would be hidden from the eagle.

• Moles have good eyesight.

• Moles are fast runners.

Why was the boy's magic stronger than the witches' magic?

• He was a wizard!

• He had a heart full of love for his grandmother.

• He was a faster runner.

• He had a bag of chestnuts.

How did the grandmother feel when the boy returned to her with a bag of chestnuts? There are 3 answers.

• Sad

• Surprised

• Grateful

• Happy