Art Class Adventures with Mary and David

Mary dislikes her art class because she struggles with drawing. Her friend David, who excels in art, offers to help her by teaching her how to use basic shapes to draw. David demonstrates how to draw a house, animals, and people using shapes like triangles, squares, circles, and ovals. With David's guidance, Mary learns to draw a cat and eventually creates a beautiful farm picture. She gains confidence and starts enjoying her art class on Tuesday mornings.

Why does Mary initially dislike her art class?

• She finds it too easy.

• She cannot draw very well.

• She prefers music class.

• She doesn't like her teacher.

What does David use to help Mary understand drawing?

• Coloring books

• Art history books

• Music

• Simple shapes

Which shapes does David use to teach Mary how to draw a dog?

• Circles, triangles, and ovals

• Squares and rectangles

• Hexagons and pentagons

• Stars and hearts

What shapes does David suggest using to draw a farmer?

• Ovals and hexagons

• Triangles and squares

• Circles and stars

• Rectangles and diamonds

What does Mary draw after gaining confidence in her art skills?

• A beautiful farm

• A cityscape

• A landscape with mountains

• A portrait of David

How does Mary feel about art class by the end of the story?

• She still dislikes it.

• She is indifferent.

• She loves it.

• She is confused.