Unicorn Scribble Quiz

What was the initial problem the narrator faced with the unicorn?

• The unicorn was too loud.

• The unicorn couldn't fly.

• The unicorn ate the crayons.

• The unicorn refused to eat.

Why did the narrator think the unicorn was eating the crayons?

• The unicorn was bored.

• The unicorn was hungry.

• The unicorn didn't like the colors.

• The unicorn didn't know how to use them.

What did the narrator initially try to do to teach the unicorn to scribble?

• Gave her a coloring book.

• Taught her to draw shapes.

• Showed her how to hold a crayon.

• Demonstrated scribbling with crayons.

What solution did the narrator come up with to help the unicorn scribble?

• Tied crayons to the unicorn's horn.

• Used markers instead of crayons.

• Taught the unicorn to hold crayons.

• Gave the unicorn a paintbrush.

What was the narrator's concern after the unicorn started scribbling?

• The mess it created.

• The unicorn would run away.

• The scribbles were not colorful enough.

• The unicorn would get tired.

How did the narrator's mother react to the unicorn's scribbles?

• She was angry about the mess.

• She asked the unicorn to stop.

• She was indifferent.

• She smiled and called it a masterpiece.

Where did the unicorn's scribbles end up?

• On the narrator's clothes.

• On the floor.

• On a big piece of paper.

• On the walls and ceiling.

What lesson does the narrator learn about art?

• Great art can start with a scribble.

• Art is only for professionals.

• Art is not important.

• Art should be perfect from the start.

Why do people say unicorns shouldn't scribble?

• They can't see colors.

• They are too fast.

• They eat crayons and make a mess.

• They are too magical.

What was the narrator's final realization about unicorns and scribbling?

• Unicorns should only use pencils.

• Unicorns should never scribble.

• Unicorns are not creative.

• Even unicorns need to start somewhere.