Exploring the Crayons' Dilemma

Duncan discovers letters from his crayons, each expressing their unique grievances. Red crayon feels overworked, while Purple and Beige crayons are frustrated with their roles. Gray and White crayons share their challenges, and Black and Green crayons discuss their roles and conflicts. Yellow and Orange crayons argue over the sun's color. Blue and Pink crayons make requests, and Peach crayon is embarrassed about its missing wrapper. Duncan finds a creative solution to make all his crayons happy, earning praise from his teacher.

Which crayon feels overworked due to coloring many red objects?

• Purple Crayon

• Red Crayon

• Beige Crayon

• Blue Crayon

What does Purple Crayon request from Duncan?

• More friends

• To have a vacation

• To color within the lines

• To be used less

What is Beige Crayon tired of being called?

• Light brown or dark tan

• Gray

• Yellow

• Orange

Why is Gray Crayon exhausted?

• Being used as an outline

• Not being used enough

• Coloring large animals

• Coloring small objects

Why does Black Crayon feel unfair?

• Being used for dark colors only

• Not being used at all

• Only used for outlines

• Being used too much

Which crayon is happy with its usage?

• Green Crayon

• Black Crayon

• Red Crayon

• White Crayon

Which two crayons are arguing about being the color of the sun?

• Yellow and Orange

• Blue and Green

• Green and Yellow

• Red and Purple

Which crayon feels neglected because it's often not used?

• Gray Crayon

• White Crayon

• Pink Crayon

• Black Crayon

What does Peach Crayon need from Duncan?

• More usage

• To be sharpened

• Clothes

• A new wrapper

What solution does Duncan come up with for his crayons?

• Using them less

• Buying new crayons

• Creating a picture that makes them all happy

• Ignoring their letters