John's Chocolate Food Adventure

In this chapter of 'The Chocolate Touch', John Midas experiences a peculiar problem where everything he eats turns into chocolate. During lunch at school, he tries to eat without letting food touch his lips, hoping to avoid the transformation. Despite his efforts, all food and drink, including utensils, turn into chocolate. This realization frightens John as he leaves the cafeteria, worried about the growing severity of his condition.

What does Miss Plimsoll ask the students to do before lunch?

• Finish their homework

• Clear up their art supplies

• Read a book

• Line up for recess

What does John notice about the boy at the nearby table?

• He is eating a sandwich

• He is drinking milk

• He is playing with a toy

• He is reading a book

What food item does John envy the girls for eating?

• Cherries

• Grapes

• Bananas

• Apples

What does John hope will not happen if he eats his lunch differently?

• He will get sick

• He will be late for class

• His lunch will turn into chocolate

• He will spill his food

What dessert does the boy next to John hope is available?

• Cookies

• Chocolate cake

• Chocolate cream pie

• Ice cream

What happens to John's food and drink when he tries to eat them?

• They become hot

• They turn into chocolate

• They disappear

• They taste bad

What does John notice about his utensils?

• They are broken

• They have turned into chocolate

• They are dirty

• They are missing

How does John feel as he realizes his condition is worsening?

• Excited

• Happy

• Indifferent

• Fearful

What does John do after leaving his tray of chocolate food?

• He goes home

• He talks to a teacher

• He runs to the playground

• He goes to the library

What is John's main concern as he leaves the cafeteria?

• What will happen to him

• What his friends will think

• How to get more chocolate

• How to finish his homework