Child's Imaginative Responses to Situations

A child is obsessed with burritos, insisting on eating them and acting like one in various settings, much to the embarrassment of the parent. The antics continue in public places, at the beach, while shopping, and even at school. The child becomes famous for these antics, which persist at home and in other situations, highlighting a humorous take on the phrase 'you are what you eat.'

What does the child repeatedly want from Taco Bell?

• Nachos

• A quesadilla

• A burrito

• A taco

How does the child respond to being told she is what she eats?

• She ignores it

• She agrees

• She laughs

• She disagrees

What does the child do at the beach that embarrasses her mom?

• Eats a burrito

• Builds a sandcastle

• Pretends to be a burrito

• Swims in the ocean

What does the child realize about burritos in the store?

• They are best eaten at home

• They are not for sale

• They belong in the wilderness

• They should be shared

What does the child do when she doesn't want to go to school?

• Pretends to be a burrito

• Hides under the bed

• Runs away

• Pretends to be sick

What does the child do when she feels bored in the store?

• Starts shopping

• Pretends to be a burrito

• Asks to leave

• Plays with toys

What is the child's reaction when her mom says they are out of burritos?

• She cries

• She laughs

• She pretends to be a burrito

• She asks for pizza

What does the child do when asked to put on a bathing suit?

• Puts on a swimsuit

• Pretends to be a burrito

• Goes swimming

• Refuses to change

What does the child do when her mom takes away her blankets?

• Goes to sleep

• Cries

• Finds another blanket

• Pretends to be a burrito

What does the child do when asked to get a burrito from Mo's?

• Buys a burrito

• Pretends to be a burrito

• Forgets the order

• Buys a taco