Exploring the Crayon Revolt in Children's Literature

In 'The Day the Crayons Quit,' Duncan's crayons express their grievances through letters. Each crayon has unique complaints, from overuse to neglect, and even disputes over the sun's color. Duncan listens to their concerns and creatively resolves the issues, earning praise from his teacher.

Who found the stack of letters?

• The teacher

• Oliver Jeffers

• Duncan

• The crayons

Which crayon complained about being overworked the most?

• Purple Crayon

• Red Crayon

• Beige Crayon

• Grey Crayon

What is the main issue of the Purple Crayon?

• Being used too much

• Coloring outside the lines

• Being mistaken for another color

• Not being used enough

Which crayon is upset about being used to color outside the lines?

• Blue Crayon

• Green Crayon

• Purple Crayon

• Red Crayon

Why is Beige Crayon unhappy?

• It's used too much

• It's never used

• It wants to color more animals

• It's always mistaken for light brown or dark tan

Which crayon feels neglected because it's often the same color as the page?

• Black Crayon

• Grey Crayon

• White Crayon

• Beige Crayon

What does the Green Crayon enjoy coloring?

• Oceans and lakes

• Crocodiles, trees, dinosaurs, and frogs

• The sun and the moon

• Mountains and valleys

Which two crayons are fighting over the color of the sun?

• Green and Yellow

• Yellow and Orange

• Blue and Green

• Red and Blue

What did Peach Crayon complain about?

• Being overused

• Losing its wrapper

• Not being sharp enough

• Being the wrong color

What did Duncan's teacher give him for his creativity?

• A gold star

• A new set of crayons

• A good work sticker

• Both a gold star and a good work sticker