The Chocolate Touch Chapter 4

What is the club rule that Spider tells John about sharing candy?

• Whenever one person has candy, he has to share with others

• Candy can only be shared on weekends

• Only the owner of the candy can eat it

• Sharing candy is optional

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How does Susan feel about John in Chapter 4?

• She expresses her frustration by yelling at him.

• She feels indifferent towards him.

• She is happy and supportive of him.

• She is confused about her feelings for him.

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How does John react to the club rule about sharing candy?

• He happily shares his candy with everyone.

• He initially struggles with the idea of sharing.

• He refuses to share any candy at all.

• He suggests a different rule about candy sharing.

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What did Susan yell at John?

• John Midas, I hate you

• John Midas, I love you

• John Midas, you are the best

• John Midas, I don't care about you

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Who called John's name when he got to school?

• Susan Buttercup

• Emily Rose

• Michael Smith

• Jessica Green

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What is the significance of the Silver Dollar in the story?

• It represents John's desire for chocolate and the consequences of his actions.

• It symbolizes wealth and prosperity in the community.

• It serves as a reminder of John's childhood memories.

• It is a token of friendship between John and his peers.

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What did Susan show John that he took a bite of?

• A Silver Dollar

• A Gold Coin

• A Chocolate Chip Cookie

• A Piece of Paper

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What lesson does John learn about sharing in this chapter?

• He learns that sharing is important and that he should not be selfish.

• He learns that sharing is overrated and that he should keep things to himself.

• He learns that sharing can lead to losing friends.

• He learns that sharing is only necessary in certain situations.

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How did Spider Wilson describe the taste of leather?

• Leather, mudpies, snowballs and patted dogs

• Chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry

• Salt, pepper, and garlic

• Fruits, nuts, and berries

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What does the character Spider Wilson represent in the story?

• He represents the voice of reason and the importance of friendship.

• He symbolizes betrayal and deceit.

• He embodies the struggle for power and control.

• He illustrates the consequences of isolation.

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