The Grinch and Christmas in Whoville

In Whoville, the residents celebrate Christmas joyfully without any presents, showing that the spirit of Christmas is not dependent on material gifts. The Grinch, initially puzzled by this, comes to realize that Christmas means more than just physical items. This realization leads to a transformation in the Grinch, as his heart grows and he begins to feel emotions, highlighting the true essence of Christmas as a time of love and community.

What were the Whos in Whoville doing without any presents?

• Sleeping

• Eating

• Singing

• Dancing

What did the Grinch fail to stop from coming?

• New Year

• Easter

• Thanksgiving

• Christmas

What was the Grinch's reaction to Christmas coming without ribbons, tags, or packages?

• He was happy

• He was confused

• He was indifferent

• He was angry

What did the Grinch think Christmas might not come from?

• A gift

• A song

• A tree

• A store

What did the Grinch realize Christmas might mean?

• A little bit more

• A big feast

• A lot of gifts

• A long holiday

What physical change happened to the Grinch when he understood the true meaning of Christmas?

• He lost weight

• His heart grew three sizes

• He grew taller

• His hair turned green

Who did the Grinch call for help when he started feeling emotions?

• Cindy Lou

• Max

• The Mayor

• The Narrator

What do the Whos in Whoville say about the Grinch's heart?

• It turned to gold

• It disappeared

• It grew three sizes

• It became cold