Mr Tanen's Tie Trouble Comprehension Check

How are the problems solved at the end of the story?

• Mr. Tanen gets a lot of new ties

• The people in the town play on the playground

• Mr. Tanen gets his ties back and the new playground opens

How does Mr. Tanen feel at the end of the story?

• Sad that he had to buy new ties

• Happy

• Mad that he had to sell his ties

What is Mr. Tanen's problem?

• He has one thousand ties.

• There is no money for a new playground.

• Nobody wants to buy his ties.

What is Mr. Tanen's idea to solve the problem?

• To sell cookies and cupcakes.

• To have a book sale.

• To sell his ties.

Which tie does Mr. Tanen decide to keep?

• The Hot Dog Tie.

• The Blue Ribbon Tie.

• The Doughnut Tie

Why does everyone give the ties they bought back to Mr. Tanen?

• Because he was sad.

• To thank him for what he did.

• They do not like the ties.

What is the main theme of 'Mr. Tanen's Tie Trouble'?

• Generosity and community spirit

• Fashion and style

• Competition and rivalry

• Adventure and exploration

What does Mr. Tanen do with his ties to help the community?

• He donates them to charity

• He sells them to raise money

• He gives them away for free

• He uses them to decorate the town

Which character trait best describes Mr. Tanen?

• Selfish

• Generous

• Indifferent

• Arrogant

What is the significance of the Blue Ribbon Tie in the story?

• It represents Mr. Tanen's favorite tie

• It symbolizes the community's appreciation

• It is the most expensive tie

• It is a gift from a friend