Lawn Boy Ch. 13-15 Test

Why is the narrator's grandma impressed with him in chapter 13?

• he runs his own business

• he's the sponsor of a prizefighter

• he has a lot of money

• he has a stockbroker

Why didn't the narrator want to call the police?

• he was afraid his employees would get arrested

• he didn't want to cause a scene

• he was afraid he would get arrested

• the police didn't want to help

At the end of chapter 13, how do the narrator's parents help him during this crisis?

• they call the police

• they invite the bullies to lunch

• they find out how to contact Joey Pow

• they give Rock and his friends money

When they got to Arnold's house, Joey hit the front door with his shoulders and took it off its hinges.

• True

• False

Arnold was (a)   to a chair.

Arnold tells the narrator and his parents that they must change the name of the accounts to the parents names.

• True

• False

At the end of chapter 14, the narrator's mother admires Joey Pow. Why?

• because he is so strong

• he gives Lawn Boy good advice

• He is protecting the narrator and his family

In the last chapter, Arnold tells Lawn Boy that...

• he is a millionaire

• he has to move away

• he made $480,000 in stocks

• he made $480 in stocks

At the end of the story, what does Arnold advise the narrator to do with his money?

• to put the money in something solid and long-term

• to spend it all on a fancy car

• to buy a big house

• to give it to his parents

When the narrator tells his parents how much money he has, his dad...

• jumps with joy

• faints

• laughs out loud

• doesn't believe him