Who Stole the Wizard of Oz?

Which of the following best describes the genre of the book?

• Realistic Fiction

• Historical Fiction

• Mystery

• Non-Fiction

Who is the narrator of the story?

• Becky

• Toby

• Just some person

• Ms. McPherson

Tags

CCSS.RL.3.1

What is the first thing Becky and Toby do to solve the mystery of the stolen books?

• Go to the library and check the names on the front cover of the books.

• Talk to the neighbors and see what they know.

• Talk to Grandpa to him about the stolen book.

• Nothing, they don't really care about solving the mystery.

Tags

CCSS.RL.3.1

What information to they get from Grandpa when they talk to him?

• Gertrude Tobias has a niece.

• Nothing he told them is helpful.

• Gertrude Tobias lives down the street.

• They never talk to Grandpa.

Who is Gertrude Tobias's niece?

• Becky

• Ms. McPhearson, Becky's new teacher.

• She doesn't have a niece.

• Ms. Chesterton.

Why does the lady at the front desk tell the kids they can't talk to Ms. Chesterton for too long?

• She is old.

• She doesn't hear very well.

• She is busy.

• She works at night.

Why is it so important for Becky to solve the mystery of the stolen books?

• She really wants to read the books.

• She is being blamed for stealing the books.

• She really enjoys solving mysteries.

• The policemen ask her to help them.

Tags

CCSS.RL.3.1

CCSS.RL.3.3

How did Mrs. Chesterton know Gertrude Tobias?

• They were sisters.

• They were friends.

• They worked at the same place.

• They didn't know each other at all.

Why did Becky complete her summer reading and book reports so quickly?

• Miss McPhearson made her students finish the work immediately.

• Her parents made her complete the work.

• She needed a reason to see Miss McPhearson.

• She was going out of town and needed the work finished.

Why did Toby and Becky read copies of the stolen books?

• They thought the books had clues that would lead them to something.

• They didn't have much to do during the summer.

• They wanted to find out if the books were interesting.

• The books were required reading over the summer.