Who Moved My Cheese? Quiz Part 5

What was Haw's purpose in returning to Cheese Station C?

• To get more cheese for himself

• To find Hem and help him change

• To leave a message for other mice

• To collect his belongings

According to the text, who is responsible for helping Hem change?

• Haw must convince him to change

• The other mice must show him the way

• Hem must find his own way

• The cheese makers must help him

What did Haw do at Cheese Station N to share his learning?

• He wrote a letter to Hem

• He created a map of the maze

• He drew a cheese and wrote his insights around it

• He left pieces of cheese as markers

Which statement best describes Haw's new approach to change?

• He avoided exploring new areas

• He waited for others to find cheese

• He stayed in his comfort zone

• He regularly inspected and explored his surroundings

What does 'smell the cheese often' mean in the context of the story?

• Literally check if the cheese is fresh

• Monitor current situations for signs of change

• Share cheese with others regularly

• Keep track of where cheese is stored

What was Haw hoping for at the end of the passage?

• To find a bigger cheese station

• That Hem would learn to move with change

• To hear more movement in the maze

• To return to Cheese Station C

How did Haw protect himself from future surprises?

• He stored extra cheese

• He built a new cheese station

• He explored the maze and stayed aware

• He waited at Station N

What is the main message about change in the handwriting on the wall?

• Change should be avoided when possible

• Change only happens occasionally

• Change is constant and should be embraced

• Change is always dangerous

What does Haw suggest about comfort zones?

• They provide the best protection

• They can be dangerous to stay in

• They should never be left

• They always have enough cheese

According to the passage, what is the relationship between cheese and change?

• Cheese prevents change

• Change destroys cheese

• They are independent of each other

• They go hand-in-hand