The Blanket was Enough

Where did Lek and his mother live?

• In a big city

• On a hill in a small house

• In a large mansion

• At the market

What did Lek see at the market?

• A new fridge

• A shiny, colorful blanket

• A pair of shoes

• A bright light

Why did Lek want to buy the new blanket?

• It was colorful and bigger than their old one.

• Their old blanket was broken.

• It was on sale.

• His mother told him to buy it.

What question did Lek’s mother ask him about their blanket?

• “Is it soft?”

• “Does it keep us warm?”

• “Do you like it?”

• “Should we throw it away?”

What did Lek’s mother say about buying too many things?

• It makes life easier.

• It can waste money needed for important things.

• It helps fill the house.

• It’s okay if they are pretty.

What story did Lek’s mother tell him?

• About a man who shared everything.

• About a greedy man who filled his house with unnecessary things.

• About a boy who loved new blankets.

• About a market with colorful blankets.

What happened to the greedy man in the story?

• He became happy.

• His house became too full, and he felt unhappy.

• He gave his things to others.

• He bought more things.

What did Lek decide to do after hearing the story?

• Buy a new blanket.

• Appreciate what they already had.

• Go back to the market.

• Fill their house with new things.

How did Lek take care of what they had?

• He kept the sink clean and turned off the lights.

• He bought new items.

• He used the waste bin for decoration.

• He left things as they were.

What lesson did Lek learn?

• Buying more things makes people happy.

• Happiness comes from being grateful for what you have.

• New items are always better.

• You should buy everything you want.