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Froggy Jumps Color, Color, Color!Online version Answer the questions after reading the text. by Karina Isabel 1 How many children’s books has Eric Carle written? a A) Exactly 50 books. b B) Over 70 books. c C) More than 100 books. 2 At what age did Eric first show his "ArtArt" to the public? a A) 10 years old. b B) 64 years old. c C) 84 years old. 3 In which city was Eric Carle born? a A) Syracuse, New York. b B) Berlin, Germany. c C) Stuttgart, Germany. 4 What colors were the buildings in his town during World War II? a A) Red, blue, and yellow. b B) Gray, brown, or dark green. c C) Purple, light green, and orange. 5 What is the name of the artistic method where Eric cuts out shapes and glues them onto paper? a A) Sculpture. b B) Photography. c C) Collage. 6 Which book is mentioned as Eric Carle's most famous work? a A) ArtArt. b B) The Very Hungry Caterpillar. c C) Color, Color, Color! 7 Why did Eric decide to start making art for adults? a A) He saw all the extra pieces of colorful paper he had left over. b B) He wanted to paint portraits of famous people. c C) He was tired of writing books for children. 8 The text says Eric Carle is 'like royalty in the world of children’s books.' What does the word 'royalty' imply in this context? a A) He is a literal king of a small country. b B) He is very important, famous, and highly respected in his field. c C) He only writes stories about kings, queens, and castles. 9 The text mentions that "when color came back" after the war, Eric loved it. What does the expression "when color came back" most likely mean? a A) The period of war, sadness, and "gray" buildings had finally ended. b B) Eric bought a new set of expensive colorful paints for his studio. c C) The sun started shining for the first time in many years in Germany. 10 The author describes Eric's technique as "no ordinary method." Based on the description of collage, what does the word "ordinary" mean here? a A) Something that is extremely difficult or impossible to do. b B) Something that is common, usual, or typical. c C) Something that is very expensive and only for professional artists.

Froggy Jumps

Color, Color, Color!Online version

Answer the questions after reading the text.

by Karina Isabel

How many children’s books has Eric Carle written?

A) Exactly 50 books.

B) Over 70 books.

C) More than 100 books.

At what age did Eric first show his "ArtArt" to the public?

A) 10 years old.

B) 64 years old.

C) 84 years old.

In which city was Eric Carle born?

A) Syracuse, New York.

B) Berlin, Germany.

C) Stuttgart, Germany.

What colors were the buildings in his town during World War II?

A) Red, blue, and yellow.

B) Gray, brown, or dark green.

C) Purple, light green, and orange.

What is the name of the artistic method where Eric cuts out shapes and glues them onto paper?

A) Sculpture.

B) Photography.

C) Collage.

Which book is mentioned as Eric Carle's most famous work?

A) ArtArt.

B) The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

C) Color, Color, Color!

Why did Eric decide to start making art for adults?

A) He saw all the extra pieces of colorful paper he had left over.

B) He wanted to paint portraits of famous people.

C) He was tired of writing books for children.

The text says Eric Carle is 'like royalty in the world of children’s books.' What does the word 'royalty' imply in this context?

A) He is a literal king of a small country.

B) He is very important, famous, and highly respected in his field.

C) He only writes stories about kings, queens, and castles.

The text mentions that "when color came back" after the war, Eric loved it. What does the expression "when color came back" most likely mean?

A) The period of war, sadness, and "gray" buildings had finally ended.

B) Eric bought a new set of expensive colorful paints for his studio.

C) The sun started shining for the first time in many years in Germany.

The author describes Eric's technique as "no ordinary method." Based on the description of collage, what does the word "ordinary" mean here?

A) Something that is extremely difficult or impossible to do.

B) Something that is common, usual, or typical.

C) Something that is very expensive and only for professional artists.

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by Karina Isabel

How many children’s books has Eric Carle written?

At what age did Eric first show his "ArtArt" to the public?

In which city was Eric Carle born?

What colors were the buildings in his town during World War II?

What is the name of the artistic method where Eric cuts out shapes and glues them onto paper?

Which book is mentioned as Eric Carle's most famous work?

Why did Eric decide to start making art for adults?

The text says Eric Carle is 'like royalty in the world of children’s books.' What does the word 'royalty' imply in this context?

The text mentions that "when color came back" after the war, Eric loved it. What does the expression "when color came back" most likely mean?

The author describes Eric's technique as "no ordinary method." Based on the description of collage, what does the word "ordinary" mean here?

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