John Midas and His Candy Dilemma

John Midas is a boy with a strong love for candy, which leads to health concerns. Despite living in a supportive environment, his candy obsession causes issues. His parents and Dr. Cranium try to address his dietary habits, but John remains fixated on candy, especially chocolate.

What is the main characteristic of John Midas as introduced in the beginning?

• He is a lazy boy.

• He is a mischievous boy.

• He is a very nice boy.

• He is a shy boy.

What does John's father enjoy talking about with him?

• Movies and music.

• Baseball and butterflies.

• Cars and technology.

• History and geography.

Who is John's teacher at school?

• Dr. Cranium

• Mr. Midas

• Miss Plimsol

• Mrs. Quaver

What musical instrument does John receive as a gift?

• A guitar

• A golden trumpet

• A piano

• A violin

Who is Susan Buttercup?

• John's sister

• John's teacher

• John's classmate

• John's neighbor

What is John's one bad fault?

• He is lazy.

• He is greedy for candy.

• He is forgetful.

• He is rude.

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

• A pimple

• Red spots

• A scratch

• A bruise

What does Mr. Midas suspect is the cause of John's spots?

• Too much candy

• Allergies

• Lack of sleep

• Sunburn

What does Dr. Cranium use to examine John?

• A stethoscope

• A thermometer

• A magnifying glass

• An electric light

What does Dr. Cranium recommend for John?

• More sleep

• More vegetables

• Less candy

• More exercise