Week 4 Understanding 'The Treasure of Lemon Brown'

What do you learn about Lemon Brown from the story?

• He is a musician

• He is a teacher

• He is a doctor

• He is a writer

How does Greg change from the beginning to the end of the story?

• He becomes more responsible

• He becomes more careless

• He becomes more selfish

• He becomes more angry

Why do you think the author chose the abandoned building for the story?

• To make it more exciting

• To make it more relatable

• The setting creates a dark, tense mood that reflects the struggles both characters face.

• To make it more humorous

List three important events in the story.

• A) Greg meets Lemon Brown

• B) Greg finds the treasure

• C) Greg fights with his father

• D) Greg learns about Lemon Brown’s past.

Where does the story take place?

• In an abandoned building in a rough neighborhood

• In a luxurious mansion

• In a busy city market

• In a quiet countryside village

What contrast is shown between the inside and outside of the building?

• Outside is harsh and uncaring; inside is a place of reflection and connection

• Outside is calm and peaceful; inside is chaotic

• Outside is bright and sunny; inside is dark and gloomy

• Outside is noisy; inside is silent

What does the abandoned building represent?

• Hardship and loss

• Wealth and prosperity

• Adventure and excitement

• Peace and tranquility

What is the most important event in the story?

• When Lemon Brown reveals his treasure

• When Greg finds a hidden treasure

• When Greg runs away from home

• When Greg buys a new house

What effect does meeting Lemon Brown have on Greg?

• It causes Greg to appreciate his father more

• It makes Greg want to run away from home

• It makes Greg obsessed with wealth

• It causes Greg to become angry with his father

What is the main theme?

• True treasure lies in material possessions.

• True treasure lies in love, memories, and relationships.

• True treasure lies in wealth and power.

• True treasure lies in fame and recognition.