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The Beginning Exit The Middle The End

Beginning 100 What does Tommy want to be when he grows up ? What is an Artist

Beginning 200 What did Tommys twin cousins tell him to do? Practice, practice, practice Practice, practice, practice

Beginning 300 Where did Tommys dad take his pictures and hang them up? What is a Barber shop?

Beginning 400 What did the carpenters give Tommy to draw with? What is blue chalk?

Beginning 500 Why couldn't Tommy wait to get to kindergarten? What are art lessons?

Middle 100 What caused the paint to come off the paper while Tommy was walking home? What is wind?

Middle 200 What was the teacher wearing for Tommy to know she was an art teacher? What is a blue smock?

Middle 300 What did Tommys parents get Tommy for his birthday? What is a box of 64 crayons?

Middle 400 What did Miss. Landers say everyone had to use when Tommy brought his 64 crayon box to school? What are school crayons?

Middle 500 What did the art teacher only let the students have one of? What is art paper?

Ending 100 What did Tommy hide under his sweater when he went to school? What is a box of 64 crayons?

Ending 200 What holiday were the students going to draw about? What is Thanksgiving?

Ending 300 What did the art teacher tell the class they were going to draw? What is a pilgrim man, a pilgrim woman, and a turkey?

Ending 400 What did Tommy tell the art teacher what real artists dont do? What is copying?

Local 500 What did the art teacher tell Tommy he could do after he finished his art assignment? She told him he could draw anything he wanted.