Lessons on Greed and Sharing

Tofu receives a special pack of colors but refuses to share them, leading Bill and Jack to plan to steal them. Tia tells a story about a clever fox named Flick and a greedy hen named Henny to teach a lesson. Flick tricks Henny into sharing her corn, but eventually steals it. Both characters learn from their mistakes with the help of a wise rabbit. Tofu realizes his own mistake and learns the importance of sharing and asking for help.

What makes Tofu's colors special?

• They are from Paris.

• They glow in the dark.

• They are very expensive.

• They are a gift from a friend.

Why do Bill and Jack want to steal Tofu's colors?

• To sell them.

• To give them to someone else.

• To teach Tofu a lesson about greed.

• To use them for a project.

What does Tia decide to do when Tofu can't find his colors?

• Ignore him.

• Buy him new colors.

• Tell him a story about greed.

• Help him search for them.

Who is the clever character in Tia's story?

• Henny the hen.

• Tofu.

• Ruffy the rabbit.

• Flick the fox.

What does Flick initially ask Henny for?

• A piece of corn.

• A place to stay.

• Some advice.

• A new friend.

What does Henny initially refuse to do?

• Share her corn.

• Teach Flick how to farm.

• Leave her farm.

• Talk to the other animals.

What does Henny initially think of Flick's request?

• She is suspicious.

• She is eager to help.

• She refuses to share.

• She is indifferent.

How does Flick convince Henny to share her knowledge?

• By threatening her.

• By pretending to be interested in farming.

• By promising to help her.

• By offering her a deal.

What does Flick pretend to be bad at to trick Henny?

• Hunting.

• Cooking.

• Gardening.

• Building.

What does Flick do to get more corn from Henny?

• He threatens her.

• He asks politely.

• He tricks her into teaching him.

• He offers her a trade.