Frindle

Nick was a student who would best fit into which category?

• A straight A student

• A student who bullied others

• A student with plenty of ideas who knew what to do with them

• A really well behaved student

How often did Nick get his class out of having homework?

• He asked distracting questions right before the bell rang.

• He complained that homework was a waste of time.

• He had a conference with his teachers to talk them out of homework.

• He wrote poems about the silliness of homework.

What is a frindle?

• a pencil

• a pen

• a magic marker

• a dictionary

How did Mrs. Granger try to stop kids from using the word "frindle?"

• She called their parents and had a conference with them.

• She made them stand in a corner holding a dictionary.

• She sent them to the principal's office.

• She kept them after school and made them write sentences.

Why did Mrs. Granger ask Nick to sign the back of the envelope?

• To sign an agreement that he would stop using the word "frindle"

• As evidence to give the principal

• To later prove that she had never changed the letter

• So she would remember his name in the future

How did Bud Lawerence help Nick to become rich?

• He invested Nick's money in the stock market.

• He sold frindle products and put part of the profits into an account for Nick.

• He helped Nick create and sell frindle products.

• He paid Nick to star in an advertisement for frindle products.

When did Nick get the letter from Mrs. Granger that he signed?

• When he graduated from high school.

• On the last day of school that year.

• After he appeared on CBS news and became famous.

• When Nick turned 21

When Nick FIRST made up the word "frindle," he was trying to:

• Prove how smart he was to Mrs. Granger

• Prove to Mrs. Granger she didn't know all the words in the dictionary

• Prove that he could make a new word to his parents.

• Prove that he could disrupt Mrs. Granger's class.

What book did Mrs. Granger want all of her students to have at home?

• A dictionary

• A telephone book

• A set of encyclopedias

• An atlas

How did people in their home towns and states learn about frindle?

• They head it from Bud Lawrence

• They read it in the Westfield Gazette.

• It was on the TV national news

• They heard it on the radio