You Can't Judge a Book By Its Cover

Max is worried about his new teacher, Mrs. Winsor, whom he perceives as mean and boring. A friend advises him not to judge her by her appearance, explaining the origin of the phrase 'Don't judge a book by its cover.' Max decides to give Mrs. Winsor a chance, despite his initial concerns.

Why is Max initially unhappy about getting a new teacher?

• He doesn't like changes.

• He wanted a different teacher.

• He thinks Mrs. Winsor seems mean and boring.

• He prefers substitute teachers.

What does the idiom 'Don't judge a book by its cover' mean?

• Books with plain covers are boring.

• You should read a book before buying it.

• Appearances can be misleading, and one should not form opinions without understanding the true nature.

• Books are like people, each with a unique story.

Where did the phrase 'Don't judge a book by its cover' originate?

• An ancient proverb

• A popular TV show

• A newspaper in 1867

• A famous novel

What decision does Max make about Mrs. Winsor?

• He decides to avoid her.

• He plans to give her a chance.

• He wants to change classes.

• He will complain to the principal.

What is Max worried about after deciding to give Mrs. Winsor a chance?

• Having too much homework.

• Failing his classes.

• Being judged by his appearance.

• Not being able to make friends.