Hewitt's Journey and Family Dynamics

Hewitt Anderson, a small boy in a family of giants, lives in a grand house. Despite his size, he proves his worth through various adventures and resourceful acts, ultimately teaching his family that size doesn't define greatness. His parents learn to appreciate him for who he is, realizing that both big and small have their own merits.

What was the Anderson family's belief about the best things in life?

• All things are equal

• Medium things are best

• Big things are best

• Small things are best

How did Hewitt's parents feel about his small size?

• They were worried

• They were proud

• They were embarrassed

• They were indifferent

What did Hewitt enjoy doing with his parents during walks?

• Walking beside them

• Sitting on their shoulders

• Riding in their pockets

• Holding their hands

What happened to Hewitt during his seventh birthday preparation?

• He climbed a beanstalk

• He got lost in the garden

• He was trapped in a vat of flour

• He fell into a pond

What was Dr. Gargantuan's suggestion regarding Hewitt?

• To give him a growth potion

• To make him a subject of scientific study

• To send him to a special school

• To let him live a normal life

What was the Anderson family's collection that they showed Dr. Gargantuan?

• Golden coins

• Golden statues

• Golden jewelry

• Golden eggs

What did Hewitt's parents do to help him grow?

• Gave him special food

• Taught him survival skills

• Took him to doctors

• All of the above

How did Hewitt save his family and Dr. Gargantuan?

• By climbing a beanstalk

• By finding a hidden key

• By calling for help

• By unlocking the door from the inside

What did Hewitt's parents realize about him at the end?

• He should be sent away

• He needed to grow bigger

• He was too small to be helpful

• He was perfect as he was

What was the outcome of the Anderson family's realization about Hewitt?

• They decided to move to a smaller house

• They accepted him as he was

• They continued to worry about his size

• They sent him to live with relatives