Prudy's Collection Dilemma

Prudy, a little girl with a passion for collecting, accumulates a vast array of items, causing concern for her family. Despite her insistence that she doesn't have a problem, the clutter becomes overwhelming. After a dramatic incident, Prudy realizes the extent of her issue and devises a plan to organize her collections into a museum. This solution not only resolves the clutter but also turns her collections into a local attraction, allowing her to enjoy her hobby in a more structured way.

What is the main focus of Prudy's life as introduced in the beginning?

• Her musical talents

• Her academic achievements

• Her collection habits

• Her love for sports

What did Prudy's friend Egbert collect?

• Tin foil

• Rocks

• Stamps

• Butterflies

Which of the following did Prudy NOT collect?

• Rocks

• Old calendars

• Feathers

• Musical instruments

How many stuffed animals did Prudy have?

• 50

• 1000

• 614

• 200

How did Prudy's father feel about her collections?

• He was supportive

• He was indifferent

• He was frustrated

• He was proud

What did Prudy's mother suggest doing with the collections?

• Sell them online

• Donate to a thrift shop

• Burn them

• Store them in the attic

What was Prudy's father's suggestion to solve the collection problem?

• Sell them at a yard sale

• Give them to charity

• Store them in the garage

• Haul them to the dump

What event made Prudy realize she had a problem?

• Her sister copied her habits

• She lost a valuable item

• Her friends stopped visiting

• Her room exploded with stuff

What did Prudy's little sister start doing?

• Playing sports

• Collecting items

• Painting

• Cooking

What did Prudy's friends suggest she do with her collections?

• Burn them

• Sell them

• Bury them

• Send them to Neptune