Mr. Plumbean's Colorful Transformation

Mr. Plumbean lives on a street where all houses are identical. One day, a seagull drops a can of orange paint on his house, creating a big splot. Instead of repainting it to match the others, Mr. Plumbean embraces the change and transforms his house into a colorful masterpiece. His actions inspire his neighbors to express their individuality, turning the street into a vibrant reflection of their dreams. The story highlights themes of individuality, creativity, and the courage to be different.

What was the initial state of Mr. Plumbean's street?

• All houses were colorful.

• All houses were the same.

• All houses were different.

• All houses were old.

What caused the big orange splot on Mr. Plumbean's house?

• A paint accident by Mr. Plumbean.

• A seagull dropped a can of paint.

• A neighbor's prank.

• A storm caused the paint to spill.

How did Mr. Plumbean initially respond to the orange splot?

• He immediately painted over it.

• He ignored it and went about his business.

• He moved to a new house.

• He called the neighbors for help.

What did the neighbors initially want Mr. Plumbean to do?

• Sell his house.

• Move away.

• Repaint his house to match theirs.

• Build a new house.

What colors did Mr. Plumbean use to transform his house?

• Red, yellow, green, and purple.

• Pink and orange.

• Only blue and white.

• Black and white.

What did Mr. Plumbean do at night after the orange splot incident?

• He ignored it.

• He called a meeting.

• He moved out.

• He painted his house.

What did Mr. Plumbean's house look like after his transformation?

• A modern building.

• A regular house.

• A rainbow and a jungle.

• A castle.

What did Mr. Plumbean do at night after the orange splot incident?

• He ignored it.

• He called a meeting.

• He moved out.

• He painted his house.

How did the neighbors initially react to Mr. Plumbean's house transformation?

• They were confused and thought he was crazy.

• They ignored it completely.

• They loved it and wanted to do the same.

• They helped him with more paint.

What did the neighbors initially think of Mr. Plumbean's new house?

• They thought he had lost his mind.

• They wanted to copy it immediately.

• They were indifferent.

• They thought it was beautiful.