A Time for Andrew

Which words best describe Great-grandfather in the beginning of the story?

• Kind, friendly, and generous
• Cantankerous, grumpy, and mean
• Genuine, sincere, and real
• Playful, energetic, and loving

Why didn't Aunt Blythe leave the marbles in the attic?

• She thought she could sell them for money to fix the house.
• She wanted to play with them.
• She wanted to teach Drew how to play marbles.
• She was afraid someone else would find them.

Why did Andrew want to trade places with Drew?

• He had always wanted to be a time traveler.
• He had diphtheria and didn't want to die so young.
• He was afraid of a ghost in the attic.
• He wanted to get even with Edward.

When Drew woke up in 1910 as Andrew, who realized he was an impostor and not really himself.

• Dr. Fulton
• Papa
• Buster
• Edward

Why didn't Drew tell the Tyler's he wasn't Andrew?

• He wanted to see what life was like in 1910.
• He thought they'd send him to the Asylum like George Foster.
• He thought he was dreaming.
• He had diphtheria.

Why didn't Andrew want to switch back to his time?

• He thought he was meant to die in 1910.
• He was afraid of Edward.
• Drew had already ruined his reputation.
• He was a total pantywaist.

What was the bargain Andrew made with Drew?

• Drew had to jump off the trestle before Andrew would go back.
• Drew had to learn how to box from John first. 
• Drew had to beat Andrew at Ringer, the marble game.
• Andrew had to learn about life in 1994 first.

The reader can tell that Andrew used to be mischievous because 

• he threw a firecracker into an outhouse. 
• he put glue in a metronome.
• he drew a mustache on a bust of Beethoven. 
• All of the above.

Why was Theo so angry with Drew as "Andrew" most of the time?

• Theo knew he was a fake.
• Because Drew would not stand up to Edward.
• Because Drew started the fight with Edward at the store. 
• Because Theo wanted Hannah all to himself.

What did Andrew wager, or bet, Edward he could do before he got sick.

• That he could drop of the trestle.
• That he could beat him at croquet.
• That he could beat him at Ringer.
• That Edward would never get the ancestral home.