Crayon Adventures and Complaints

Duncan receives postcards from his lost and neglected crayons, each sharing their unique stories and experiences. From Maroon Crayon's couch mishap to Esteban's world travels, the crayons express their grievances and adventures. Duncan learns of their struggles and decides to create a new home for them, ensuring they all feel welcome and appreciated.

What event starts the story of 'The Day the Crayons Came Home'?

• Duncan finds a new box of crayons.

• Duncan receives a stack of postcards.

• Duncan starts a new coloring book.

• Duncan loses his favorite crayon.

What happened to Maroon Crayon after being lost?

• It was eaten by a dog.

• It was melted by the sun.

• It was thrown away.

• It was broken in half.

What new name does Pea Green Crayon adopt?

• The Great Green

• Esteban the Magnificent

• The Green Wanderer

• The Emerald Explorer

Where was Neon Red Crayon left behind?

• In a park

• In a hotel pool

• At a beach

• At a friend's house

What caused Yellow and Orange Crayons to reconcile?

• They were both broken by Duncan.

• They were used to draw a rainbow.

• They were both lost in the same place.

• They were melted together by the sun.

What unfortunate event happened to Tan or Burnt Sienna Crayon?

• It was eaten by a dog.

• It was left in the rain.

• It was stepped on by Duncan.

• It was lost in a park.

What does Esteban the Magnificent want Duncan to do?

• Give him a new name.

• Use him to draw a masterpiece.

• Open the front door.

• Send him on another adventure.

What prank did Glow-in-the-Dark Crayon participate in?

• Drawing a ghost under the basement stairs.

• Hiding in Duncan's backpack.

• Coloring on the walls.

• Pretending to be a monster.

Which countries did Neon Red Crayon claim to have visited?

• China, Canada, and France

• Italy, Spain, and Germany

• Japan, Korea, and Thailand

• Brazil, Argentina, and Chile

What was Gold Crayon's complaint about its usage?

• It was never used at all.

• It was used to color the sky.

• It was used to draw the sun.

• It was used to color too many coins.