John's Candy Preferences and Choices

Dana introduces 'The Chocolate Touch' as part of a school reading initiative. The story follows John Midas, a boy with a strong love for candy, especially chocolate. Despite having a good life and supportive family, John's candy obsession leads to health issues, prompting a visit to Dr. Cranium. His parents express concern over his diet, emphasizing the need for a balanced diet. The chapter ends with an invitation to continue reading the next chapter.

What is the name of the book that Dana's kids brought home?

• The Chocolate Quest

• The Sweet Tooth

• The Candy Adventure

• The Chocolate Touch

What initiative is the book part of?

• Citywide Reading Program

• One Book Read City

• Read Together Campaign

• Book Lovers Initiative

Who is the main character introduced in the story?

• John Midas

• Patrick Skeene

• Susan Buttercup

• Dr. Cranium

What musical instrument did John receive?

• A brass saxophone

• A silver flute

• A golden trumpet

• A wooden violin

What is John's bad habit?

• Eating too much candy

• Playing video games

• Not doing homework

• Skipping school

What type of candy does John love the most?

• Chocolates

• Licorice

• Toffee

• Marshmallows

What did Mrs. Midas notice on John's nose?

• A scratch

• A bruise

• A pimple

• Red spots

What did Mr. Midas suspect was the cause of John's spots?

• Allergies

• A cold

• Not enough sleep

• Eating too much candy

Who is Dr. Cranium?

• John's uncle

• A candy store owner

• John's teacher

• A tall thin man with a bald head

What did Dr. Cranium recommend for John?

• Less candy

• A balanced diet

• More exercise

• More sleep