How to Eat Fried Worms Ch. 8-10

The third worm was:

• fried
• boiled
• mashed

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Tom told Billy to think:

• happy thoughts
• about the mini-bike
• fish

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What prediction can you make from Chapter 9 ( "The Plotters")?

• Alan and Joe are going to try to stop Bill from eating worm #4
• Tom is going to try to stop Billy from eating worm 4
• Billy is going to get in trouble

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Alan and Joe acted like _________.

• they didn't care what happened to Billy
• Billy was about to keel over as he ate the worm
• they were mad at Bill

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What scheme did the boys use to try to keep Billy from eating the fourth worm?

• They made up a story about worm diseases
• Joe told Billy that his mom fainted when she heard Billy was eating worms
• Joe told Billy that his cousin got grounded for eating worms

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Why didn't Billy believe Joe's story?

• Janie told Billy that it was a lie.
• The boys laughed while Joe was telling the story.
• Joe is known for telling stories.

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 What did Joe and Alan do to let Tom know they were making up a story?

• sneezing to cover up laughing
• whispering about what a good trick it was
• acting like they were up to something by not looking at Billy

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Why is this book described as fiction?

• It is a true story
• It is made up

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How many more worms must Billy eat to win the bet?

• 4
• 11

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