Gummy Bears Quiz

Based on the first article, which happened first?

• People in Europe fell in love with gummy bears.

• People in America fell in love with gummy bears.

• A candy company created gummy worms.

• Hans Riegel created a candy called Dancing Bears.

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Based on the article, which word best describes Hans Riegel?

• loving

• creative

• silly

• impatient

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How long did Riegel experiment to create his new candy?

• 2 months

• 4 months

• 2 years

• 4 years

In the first article, the word texture refers to how something ______.

• smells

• looks

• tastes

• feels

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You can guess that one reason gummy bears became popular is because ______.

• their shape is adorable

• they can be made as vitamins

• they were created in the 1920s

• Riegel was from Germany

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The section title “Unforgettable” refers to how unforgettable ______ are.

• trips to Europe

• gummy bears

• souvenirs

• the candy shops of the 1920s

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Why did the author write the second article?

• to describe how sugar causes cavities

• to compare gummy bears to other treats

• to get readers to stop eating gummy bears

• to explain how to keep your teeth healthy after you eat gummy bears

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Based on both texts, gummy candies have ______ in them.

• sugar

• water

• lemons

• chocolate

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