George's Grandma and Her Advice

The story begins with a warning not to recreate the marvelous medicine at home. George's mother leaves him with his grumpy grandma, who makes various demands and gives strange advice about growing and eating habits. Grandma reveals her secrets, hinting at magical powers, which frightens George, leading him to flee.

What is the main warning given at the beginning of the story?

• Never play with fire.

• Do not try to make the medicine at home.

• Always listen to your parents.

• Be kind to your grandparents.

What does George's mother ask him to do before she leaves?

• Finish his homework.

• Give Grandma her medicine.

• Clean the house.

• Cook dinner.

How does George feel about his Grandma?

• He adores her.

• He is indifferent.

• He dislikes her.

• He is afraid of her.

What does Grandma complain about when George makes her tea?

• It's too hot.

• It's not sweet enough.

• It's too strong.

• It's too cold.

What unusual advice does Grandma give George about growing?

• Eat more sweets.

• Stop growing altogether.

• Eat more chocolate.

• Grow as fast as possible.

What does Grandma claim is beneficial to eat?

• Chocolate and sweets.

• Cabbage with caterpillars.

• Fruits and vegetables.

• Meat and potatoes.

What does George suspect about his Grandma?

• She is a ghost.

• She is a queen.

• She is a witch.

• She is a fairy.