Halloween Dreams and Candy Rules

Jay and his family prepare for Halloween by decorating and carving a jack-o-lantern. Despite being told to limit his candy intake, Jay sneaks extra candy each day. As he does, the jack-o-lantern becomes progressively scarier. One night, Jay hears a mysterious voice warning him about too much candy. He wakes up to realize it was all a dream. The story concludes with a reminder of the consequences of overindulgence.

What is Jay's family preparing for?

• Halloween

• Easter

• Christmas

• Thanksgiving

What is Jay's mom doing on the steps?

• Baking cookies

• Making a Halloween costume

• Carving a pumpkin

• Decorating the porch

What is placed next to the jack-o-lantern on the porch?

• A scary bowl of candy

• A bowl of fruit

• A basket of flowers

• A pile of leaves

What rule do Jay's parents set about the candy?

• Jay can have candy only on weekends

• Jay cannot have any candy

• Jay can only have one piece of candy each day

• Jay can have as much candy as he wants

What happens to the jack-o-lantern each time Jay takes candy to school?

• It changes color

• It becomes happier

• It becomes scarier

• It disappears

What does Jay hear in his dream?

• A door creaking

• A dog barking

• A whisper saying 'too much candy'

• A loud scream

Where does Jay go after hearing the whisper in his dream?

• To the attic

• To the corner

• To the backyard

• To the kitchen

What does Jay find when he turns around in his dream?

• A pile of candy

• A friendly ghost

• A scary monster

• Nothing

What does Jay realize when he wakes up?

• He has no candy left

• He is still dreaming

• It was all just a dream

• The jack-o-lantern is gone

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