Pecan Zandy's Emotional Journey

Zandy creates Pecan Zandy to help with chores, but the experiment backfires as Pecan Zandy rebels. Zandy calls Narlene for help, who suggests using force to subdue Pecan Zandy. Eventually, they realize Pecan Zandy needs freedom to be happy, resolving the conflict.

What was the primary reason Zandy created Pecan Zandy?

• To help with chores

• To entertain guests

• To have a friend

• To conduct a science experiment

How does Pecan Zandy react to the task of taking out the garbage?

• She happily agrees

• She roars in disapproval

• She ignores the request

• She starts cleaning immediately

Who does Zandy call for assistance when the experiment goes wrong?

• The police

• Her friend Narlene

• Her neighbor

• A scientist

What is Narlene's initial suggestion to deal with Pecan Zandy?

• Use physical force

• Call for more help

• Lock her in a room

• Talk to her calmly

What does Pecan Zandy reveal as the reason for her anger?

• She wants to be free

• She dislikes chores

• She was created to take out farmheads

• She is misunderstood

What does Zandy admit about the experiment?

• It was misunderstood

• It needs more time

• It was a bad idea

• It was a great success

What is the final solution to Pecan Zandy's problem?

• Send her back to the lab

• Give her more chores

• Let her live her own life

• Keep her locked up

How does Pecan Zandy feel at the end of the story?

• Happy

• Confused

• Indifferent

• Angry

What does Zandy learn from the whole experience?

• Chores are not important

• Creating life is easy

• It's important to listen to others

• Experiments always succeed

What does Narlene's 'hill folk wisdom' suggest?

• To keep trying new experiments

• To let Pecan Zandy be free

• To call for more help

• To give up on science