Tommy's Artistic Journey and Interests

Tommy, a young boy passionate about art, is encouraged by his family and friends. Despite facing challenges with limited resources and copying in school art lessons, he remains determined. His excitement for real art lessons grows, and he finally gets a chance to express his creativity with his own crayons, learning the importance of practice and originality.

What did Tommy know he wanted to be when he grew up?

• A doctor

• An artist

• A scientist

• A teacher

What was Jack's favorite hobby?

• Drawing

• Collecting turtles

• Building cities

• Doing cartwheels

What advice did Tommy's cousins give him about becoming an artist?

• Draw only landscapes

• Practice regularly

• Use expensive materials

• Copy famous artists

Where did Tommy's dad display his artwork?

• In the living room

• At the barbershop

• In the school

• At the grocery store

What did Tommy do with a flashlight and pencil?

• Drew on the ceiling

• Drew on the floor

• Drew on his sheets

• Drew on the walls

What did Tommy use to draw on the unfinished walls of the new house?

• A marker

• A piece of chalk

• A crayon

• A pencil

What did Tommy look forward to in kindergarten?

• Learning to read

• Meeting new friends

• Playing in the sandbox

• Having art lessons

What was the problem with the paint in kindergarten?

• It was too bright

• It was too expensive

• It was too thick

• It didn't stick well

How many pieces of paper did Tommy get in kindergarten?

• Three

• Two

• One

• Four

What special gift did Tommy receive on his birthday?

• A drawing tablet

• A box of 64 Crayola crayons

• A sketchbook

• A set of paints