The Treasure of Lemmon Brown Comprehension Questions

What does Lemon Brown consider to be his "treasure"?

• Gold coins

• A collection of stamps

• Old newspaper clippings and memories

• A valuable painting

What lesson does Greg learn from Lemon Brown?

• Material possessions are the most important things in life

• True treasure comes from personal experiences and relationships

• It’s better to be alone than to have friends

• Everyone should hide their treasures

What literary element is used when Greg first sees Lemon Brown and feels scared?

• Foreshadowing

• Imagery

• Personification

• Conflict

Which of the following best describes the theme of the story?

• Friendship is more important than family.

• Wealth is measured by money.

• Understanding and empathy can lead to personal growth.

• Adventure is the key to happiness.

How does Greg's perception of Lemon Brown change throughout the story?

• He becomes more frightened of him.

• He learns to see him as a wise and valuable person.

• He thinks Lemon Brown is a thief.

• He ignores him completely.

Who does Greg encounter in the abandoned building?

• A group of kids

• A dog

• An old man named Lemon Brown

• A police officer

What initial impression does Greg have of Lemon Brown?

• He thinks he looks friendly

• He feels scared and uncertain

• He thinks he is a famous musician

• He thinks he is lost

How does the weather contribute to the mood at the start of the story?

• A) It is sunny and cheerful, creating a happy atmosphere.

• B) It is stormy and rainy, creating a sense of tension and gloom.

• C) It is calm and clear, suggesting a peaceful setting.

What kind of place does Greg seek refuge in during the storm?

• A cozy home

• A public library

• An abandoned building

• A community center

What details about the abandoned building help to create a vivid picture in the reader's mind?

• Its bright colors and friendly atmosphere

• Its broken windows and dark corners

• Its welcoming signs and decorations

• Its well-maintained structure and furniture