Understanding Cuadradito's Journey

Cuadradito, a square, plays with his round friends but can't enter their house due to his shape. Despite trying to change himself, he remains unable to fit through the round door. His friends initially suggest altering him, but they realize it's better to adapt the door. They cut four small corners, allowing Cuadradito to enter and join them, highlighting the importance of acceptance and adaptation.

Why couldn't Cuadradito enter the big house?

• He was late.

• He was not round like the door.

• He was too big.

• He didn't have a key.

What did Cuadradito try to do to enter the house?

• He tried to become round.

• He tried to find another door.

• He tried to jump over the wall.

• He tried to dig a tunnel.

What did the round friends suggest to Cuadradito?

• To ask for help from others.

• To paint himself round.

• To cut his corners.

• To find another house.

Why did Cuadradito refuse the suggestion of cutting his corners?

• He was afraid of change.

• He liked his corners.

• It would hurt him.

• He didn't understand the suggestion.

What did the round friends finally decide to do?

• To change the door.

• To make Cuadradito round.

• To leave Cuadradito outside.

• To find another house.

How did the round friends modify the door?

• They made it bigger.

• They added a new door.

• They cut four small corners.

• They painted it.

What was the result of modifying the door?

• Cuadradito became round.

• The door broke.

• The friends moved to another house.

• Cuadradito could enter the house.