Being Frank

1. What policy does Frank believe is best?

• a. Make new friends. Keep the old. One is silver and the other is gold.

• b. Honesty is the best policy.

• c. Always be kind.

• d. None of the above

2. What grownups in Frank’s life appreciate the way he talks?

• a. His teachers

• b. Police officers

• c. His parents

• d. The neighbors

3. What’s the best way to describe Frank at the beginning of the book?

• a. vicious

• b. blunt

• c. mean

• d. grumpy

4. How are elements of humor added to the book?

• a. Naming the main character “Frank”

• b. Picking funny topics to talk about

• c. Having the characters react in over the top ways

• d. All of the Above

5. What lesson do you learn from Frank?

• a. Lie, lie, lie

• b. Keeping friends happy is the number one priority

• c. Tell the truth but deliver it nicely

• d. All of the above

6. What role does Grandpa play in the book?

• a. villain

• b. disciplinarian

• c. mentor

7. Frank tells Mrs. Peacock the truth when he says that her hat is one of a kind.

• a. True

• b. False

8. What two meanings does frank have?

• a. a name, honest and direct

• b. a name and being mean

• c. a name and a smile

9. Why did Carol tell Frank "I'm not going to ride the Ferris wheel with you"?

• a. She was too scared to ride.

• b. Frank really hurt her feelings.

• c. She was too busy to go.

How does Frank change from the beginning of the book to the end of the book?