A Fine, Fine School Comprehension

Front

What is the main concern of the teachers and students when Mr. Keene calls them together?

Back

They are afraid he will add more school.

Front

Why can't Beans jump over the creek?

Back

Tillie is too busy to teach him.

Front

What does Tillie want to tell Mr. Keene in his office?

Back

That days off are important.

Front

Why don't the teachers and students express their feelings about summer school to Mr. Keene?

Back

They don't want to hurt his feelings.

Front

How do the students feel in the picture?

Back

Sad.

Front

Who is Mr. Keene in the story?

Back

The principal of the school.

Front

What does Tillie value that she wants to communicate to Mr. Keene?

Back

The importance of days off from school.

Front

What is a reason the students might like school in the summer?

Back

They enjoy learning and being with friends.

Front

What does the term 'principal' mean?

Back

The head of a school.

Front

What is the significance of Tillie's character in the story?

Back

She represents the voice of students and their needs.