Al Capone Does My Shirts Quiz Ch. 31-40

Why does Moose want to tell his mom about 105?

• Because he thinks then he will never have the responsibility of watching his Natalie again.

• Because then they will get kicked off the island and he can go home.

• Because Natalie will finally get into the Esther P. Marinoff.

What question does Moose ask his father after Natalie's fit?

• Did he cause Natalie to be the way she is?

• Did Al Capone really ask him to meet Natalie?

• Did 105 ask to come over for dinner?

• Did his mom really take on another part-time job?

What is Moose's father's response to Moose's question?

• Absolutely

• Absolutely, for sure, it had nothing to do with you.

• You are one hundred percent the reason.

• Yes, we can move home.

What does Moose whisper to Natalie?

• This is not the time, Natalie.

• This is your chance to be a movie star.

• This is your chance to get into the Esther P. Marinoff.

• This is your chance to ride the ferry alone.

What is happening the day before Natalie’s interview?

• It's Natalie's birthday.

• It's Moose's birthday.

• It's Piper's birthday.

• There is a school play.

What is the number on Natalie's cake?

• 16

• 10

• 15

• 9

Why won’t Natalie have a chance at 16?

• She will have to get a job.

• She will have to go to Texas and live in a hospital.

• No one will take her because no one cares about an adult who isn't right.

• The Esther P. Marinoff is for students 16 and under.

What is the outcome of Natalie’s interview with Mr. Purdy?

• ready

• not ready

• admitted

• wait-listed

Why does Moose call Ms. Kelly?

• To see if it is her fault that Natalie didn't get in.

• To find out why Natalie did not get in.

• To see if the Esther P. Marinoff really helps kids like Natalie and if they could do anything to change Mr. Purdy's mind.

• To see if Mr. Purdy is opening a new school for children like Natalie.

Moose tears up when he is talking to Mrs. kelly. What does this say about him?

• He truly cares for his sister and wants what's best for her.

• He doesn't care about his sister and wants her gone.

• He thinks Mrs. Purdy is mean and wants to find him, so he can give him a piece of his mind.

• He cares about baseball more than anything.