Regarding the Fountain TEST

What do all the names in this book have in common?

• They are all dog names.

• They are all water related.

• They are all animal names.

• They are related to the school.

What is Walter Russ's job?

• secretary

• school board president

• janitor

• principal

Who is the president of the school board?

• Flo

• Sally Mander

• Dee Eel

• Goldie Fisch

The special provision in the sentences of Sally and Dee Eel was that every afternoon,

• they serve snacks at the fountain.
• they take snacks to the fifth graders.
• they clean the fifth-grade room.
• they clean he fountain.

After she learned the class was writing a song for Dry Creek Days, Flo

• sent them a grand piano.
• asked if she could write the refrain.
• sent them some recording equipment.
• asked if she could sing it for them.

In the historical opera, the fifth-grade class explained

• how the new fountain would look.
• what Dee and Sally had done to the water.
• their class project for the next year.
• why they loved Mr. Sam N.

When the students asked Dee Eel if he had any topical maps of the area,

• he told them he did not.
• he let them take his picture.
• he chased them from his office.
• he gave them several maps.

The fifth-grade students, Mr. Sam N., Goldie, and Flo saw Sally and Dee Eel

• running from the school.
• holding hands at the movie.
• at the school attorney's office.
• digging under the fountain.

Sally and Dee Eel were found guilty and sentenced

• to pay for the new fountain.
• to 30 years in jail.
• to life in prison.
• to three years of community service.

The missing tape recorder was

• in Gil's desk drawer.
• in Walter's office.
• in Minnie O's locker
• in the store room.