Flowers and Freckle Cream

What is Sharon up to at the end of the story?

• She is trying to sell a secret recipe for removing freckles to Nicky.

• She is trying to sell a recipe for growing hair to Miss Kelly.

• She apologizes to Andrew and they become best friends.

• She has given up on selling recipes in class.

What is the main theme of 'Flowers and Freckle Cream'?

• A) The importance of friendship

• B) The struggle with self-image

• C) The joy of gardening

• D) The value of honesty

Which character is most concerned with their appearance in 'Flowers and Freckle Cream'?

• A) Sharon

• B) Andrew

• C) Miss Kelly

• D) Nicky

What literary device is primarily used in 'Flowers and Freckle Cream' to convey Sharon's feelings?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Irony

• D) Hyperbole

In 'Flowers and Freckle Cream', what does Sharon hope to achieve by selling her freckle cream?

• A) To make money

• B) To gain popularity

• C) To help others

• D) To prove a point

What is the setting of 'Flowers and Freckle Cream'?

• A) A school

• B) A garden

• C) A shopping mall

• D) A beach

How does Sharon's attitude change by the end of 'Flowers and Freckle Cream'?

• A) She becomes more confident

• B) She feels defeated

• C) She is indifferent

• D) She becomes angry

What is the significance of the flowers in 'Flowers and Freckle Cream'?

• A) They symbolize beauty

• B) They represent growth

• C) They are a metaphor for Sharon's freckles

• D) They are a gift for Miss Kelly

Which of the following best describes the tone of 'Flowers and Freckle Cream'?

• A) Humorous

• B) Serious

• C) Light-hearted

• D) Melancholic

What lesson does Sharon learn in 'Flowers and Freckle Cream'?

• A) The importance of hard work

• B) Acceptance of oneself

• C) The value of friendship

• D) The power of honesty