The Chocolate Touch Chapter 5

What is the main theme of 'The Chocolate Touch'?

• The importance of friendship and loyalty.

• The consequences of greed and desire.

• The value of honesty and integrity.

• The journey of self-discovery and growth.

What lesson does John learn by the end of the story?

• He learns the importance of moderation and the value of non-material things.

• He discovers that wealth is the key to happiness.

• He realizes that friendship is overrated.

• He understands that success is measured by material possessions.

Explain what happens when John gets his drink of water.

• It was hot and bitter coffee.

• It was ice cold chocolate water thin and sweet.

• It was lukewarm plain water.

• It was fizzy soda with ice.

What is the significance of the drinking fountains in the story?

• They symbolize the characters' longing for freedom.

• They represent John's desire for normalcy and refreshment.

• They serve as a reminder of the past struggles.

• They indicate the social status of the characters.

What does John try to do to reverse his chocolate touch?

• He seeks help from a doctor.

• He tries to eat all the chocolate he can find.

• He wishes upon a star.

• He avoids touching anything sweet.

How does the story illustrate the concept of consequences?

• John's wish for chocolate leads to unexpected and negative outcomes.

• John's wish for chocolate brings him joy and happiness.

• John's wish for chocolate has no effect on his life.

• John's wish for chocolate is granted without any issues.

Why couldn't John keep his mind on his work?

• He was too worried about the chocolate water

• He was distracted by a loud noise

• He was thinking about his vacation plans

• He was feeling unwell

What does John initially think about his chocolate touch?

• He thinks it is a wonderful gift.

• He believes it is a curse.

• He feels indifferent about it.

• He thinks it is a burden.

How does John's chocolate touch affect his relationships?

• It causes problems with his friends and family.

• It improves his relationships with everyone.

• It makes him more popular among his peers.

• It has no effect on his relationships.

What does John ask Ms Plimsole?

• If he can get a drink of water

• If he can go to the bathroom

• If he can borrow a pencil

• If he can leave early