Dexter the Tough Chapters 5-8

What did Dexter's grandmother mean when she said that Uncle Ted is "bald as posts"? p. 37

• Uncle Ted has a beautiful head of hair.

• Uncle Ted has very little hair on his head.

• Uncle Ted has long gray hair.

• Uncle Ted has some hair on his head.

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What caused Dexter's father to lose his hair? p. 37-38

• old age

• chemicals

• medicine

• his wife

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Why did Dexter go to the garage? p. 38-39

• to get the bike

• to get a basketball

• to get the rake

• to be alone

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Why did Dexter feel that his grandmother doesn't care about him? pg. 39-41

• She allows him to do things by himself, that his parent wouldn't allow him to do.

• She fall asleep while watching television.

• She is mean to him.

• She lets him go outside alone.

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Who did Dexter see while at the park? p. 43

• Robin Bryce

• Robin Bryce's mother

• the Bryce family dog

• All of the Above.

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Why did Myrna Bryce call Dexter's Grandmother? p. 48

• Dexter was very disrespectful.

• Dexter hit Robin in the bathroom.

• Dexter hurt himself.

• Dexter was crying.

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In Chapter 7, Ms. Abbott helped Dexter to improve his writing.

• True

• False

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In Chapter 8, Dexter was worried that Ms. Abbott would find out that the story he had written was true.

• True

• False

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Robin told Ms. Abbott the truth, Dexter really did hit him in the bathroom. p. 61

• True

• False

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Where was Dexter while Ms. Abbott spoke to Robin? p. 63

• in a tree

• in the bathroom

• in a bush

• standing next to Robin

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