Donovan's Word Jar Dilemma

Donovan faces a problem when his word jar is full. He considers getting a bigger jar but realizes it will eventually fill up too. He seeks advice from his mother, teacher, and father. His mother suggests thinking more about the problem, his teacher proposes creating a dictionary, and his father suggests using a file box. Donovan is left to ponder the best solution.

What problem does Donovan face with his word jar?

• He lost his jar.

• The jar is too small for more words.

• He doesn't like the jar's color.

• The jar is broken.

What solution does Donovan initially consider for his full word jar?

• Throwing away some words.

• Getting a bigger jar.

• Using a digital app.

• Stopping the collection.

What does Donovan's mother suggest he do about his word jar problem?

• Stop collecting words.

• Get a bigger jar.

• Sell the words.

• Use a notebook instead.

Why does Donovan hesitate to get a bigger jar?

• He doesn't like big jars.

• He thinks it will eventually fill up too.

• He wants to stop collecting words.

• He doesn't have money.

What does Donovan's mother remind him to eat?

• His dessert.

• His sandwich.

• His raw vegetables.

• His pancakes.

What does Donovan do after his mother leaves the kitchen?

• He continues eating.

• He goes back to bed.

• He gathers his books and lunch.

• He watches TV.

What does Donovan's mother do while he eats breakfast?

• She reads the paper.

• She cooks more food.

• She cleans the kitchen.

• She talks on the phone.

What does Donovan's mother suggest he do about his problem?

• Get a new hobby.

• Think more about it.

• Ask his teacher.

• Ignore it.

Who does Donovan decide to ask for advice after school?

• Mrs. Pankey.

• The school principal.

• His best friend.

• His father.

What does Mrs. Pankey suggest Donovan do with his word collection?

• Throw them away.

• Sell them.

• Create a dictionary.

• Give them to a friend.