Why did Jiang paint a chair for an old man?

He saw that the old man needed a place to rest, so he painted him a chair.

To create a piece of art for display.

How did Jiang's dream help him?

Jiang's dream gave him the magic paintbrush and the guidance to use it wisely.

Jiang's dream caused him to doubt his abilities.

Jiang's dream made him lose interest in his goals.

Jiang's dream distracted him from his responsibilities.

Why did Jiang refuse to paint gold for the emperor?

Jiang knew helping others was more important than gold. He used his magic brush to help people, not to make the emperor rich.

Jiang was allergic to the materials used in gold paint.

Jiang believed gold paint was too expensive to use.

Jiang wanted to impress the emperor with his unique style.

What does the story teach us about the power of art?

The story shows that art can be used to create beauty, help others, and express important ideas.

Art is a waste of time and resources.

Art is only for entertainment purposes.

Do you think Jiang was right to refuse the emperor's request? Why or why not?

Jiang did the right thing. He showed he cared more about helping people than getting gold for a greedy emperor. He used his magic brush for good.

It was irrelevant whether Jiang accepted or refused the request.

Jiang was wrong to refuse the emperor's request.

No, Jiang should have accepted the emperor's request.

Why did the emperor take the brush away from Jiang?

He wanted to use the brush to get rich.

He was jealous of Jiang's talent.

He wanted to use the brush to paint himself.

He thought Jiang was using the brush for evil.

What did Jiang draw when the emperor asked for a golden mountain?

A sea, then a golden mountain far away.

A ship sailing to a golden mountain.

Nothing, he refused to draw for the emperor.

How did Jiang punish the emperor for his greed?

He painted a storm that almost drowned the emperor.

He refused to paint anything else for the emperor.

He painted the emperor into a prison.

He turned the emperor's gold into dust.

What lesson did the emperor learn from his experience with Jiang?

The emperor learned that greed and selfishness can lead to danger and that it is important to share his wealth and be kind to his people

The emperor learned to be more authoritative and decisive.

The emperor realized that he should ignore the opinions of his advisors.

The emperor discovered that wealth is the key to happiness.

How does this story show that cleverness can be more powerful than force?

Jiang, even though he wasn't strong or powerful, used his smarts and painting skills to beat the emperor!

Force is always the best solution in any conflict.

Cleverness often leads to confusion and mistakes.

Strength guarantees victory over any opponent.

Which sentence is TRUE about Jiang?

When he got the magic brush, Jiang quickly painted toys for himself.

The emperor called Jiang because he was poor and did not have much gold.

Jiang painted a mountain of gold because he wanted to make the emperor happy.

What did Jiang like to do more than anything else?

Jiang loved to paint more than anything else.

Why do you think the artist was rude to Jiang?

The artist was mean to Jiang because he wanted to keep all the painting secrets to himself! He didn't want Jiang to become a great artist too.

The artist was having a bad day.

Jiang insulted the artist first.

The artist was trying to be funny.

When Jiang realized that he had a magic brush, what did he do?

Jiang's magic brush helped his village. He painted things people needed and made everyone happy.

He ignored the brush and continued his day.

He used it to paint portraits of himself.

What did Jiang paint after the emperor asked him for forgiveness?

Jiang painted calm waves to bring the emperor safely back to shore.

What change came over the emperor at the end of the story?

The emperor learned to be kind and share. He wasn't greedy anymore!

The emperor decides to abandon his kingdom for a life of solitude.

The emperor remains indifferent to the needs of his people.

The emperor becomes more tyrannical and seeks greater control.

Jiang's Magic Paintbrush

Authored by Aishwaria Murthy

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3rd Grade

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What did Jiang's parents do for a living?

Farmers

Potters

Teachers

Shopkeepers

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What did Jiang want more than expensive toys or new clothes?

A new house

A paintbrush

A pet dog

More friends

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30 sec • 1 pt

Where was the family's shop located?

In a big city

In the countryside

In the marketplace

Near a river

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Jiang lived in a small town in __________.

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Jiang's parents had a __________ shop in the marketplace.

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Jiang loved to __________, but there was not enough money to buy a paintbrush.

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What was Jiang's job at the shop?

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Jiang's Magic Paintbrush

What did Jiang's parents do for a living?

What did Jiang want more than expensive toys or new clothes?

Where was the family's shop located?

Jiang lived in a small town in __________.

Jiang's parents had a __________ shop in the marketplace.

Jiang loved to __________, but there was not enough money to buy a paintbrush.

What was Jiang's job at the shop?

What do you think Jiang would do if he had a magic paintbrush?

Why do you think Jiang wanted a paintbrush so much?

Do you think it was fair that Jiang couldn't have a paintbrush? Why or why not?

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