To whom did Julek take
his first volume of poems, which he had copied out by hand?
To the person closest to him and his greatest supporter
What did Julek do with
the broken watches and mechanisms that fell into his hands?
Curiosity drove him to look inside every machine
Where did little Julek keep
grass snakes, lizards and other caught creatures?
Typical kitchen glass dishes
How did Julek like to read books at night
when his parents told him to sleep?
Hiding in the bed with a small source of light
What was the outcome of one of the chemistry experiments that
young Julek conducted in his room?
Who is the author of the book
"Rany Julek! About how Julian Tuwim became a poet"?
Author of many books and poems for children
What unusual living creatures
did Julek keep and observe in his room?
Cold-blooded animals kept in jars
Which international language
did young Julek become fascinated with, even translating poems into it?
An artificial language created by Ludwik Zamenhof
Who was his profession
little Julek's father, Mr. Izydor Tuwim?
He worked with financial documents in a banking institution
Which school subject
caused Julek the most difficulty and nearly led to him having to repeat a grade?
What kind of unusual collection
did Julek keep on his shelves and in his drawers?
Hard treasures found in the ground or on the road
Which of these famous children’s poems was
NOT written by Julian Tuwim?
The author of this poem is Jan Brzechwa
What happened to Julek's appearance
after the failed explosion in the home laboratory?
Fire and flame charred the upper part of his face
In what city
do most of the events from Julek's childhood take place?
Textile city in the center of Poland
What feature of his facial appearance
Julek was known from birth?
Visible mark on the skin of the cheek