Weslandia

Why did Wesley stick out?

• He did not like school.

• He shaved half his head.

• He was the only one who liked football.

• He did not like what others liked.

All of the following are ways Wesley used his plant EXCEPT

• for food

• for sports

• for medicine

• for clothes

Which statement presents the author's view about life?

• Beauty is only skin-deep.

• Honesty is the best policy.

• It is okay to be different.

• You cannot please everyone.

What summer project did Wesley decide to do?

• He built a tree house.

• He founded his own civilization.

• He grew many kinds of plants.

• He created his own sports.

What word best describes Wesley at the end of the story?

• humiliated

• miserable

• happy

• tired

What does Wesley grow in his garden?

• Weeds up to his knees

• Tomatoes, beans, and brussel sprouts

• Peaches, strawberries, and pumpkins

• Magenta fruit with a purple center

What does Wesley do in Weslandia?

• He creates his own school.

• He reads books and writes stories.

• He watches his friends play games.

• He invents new food, games, and clothing.

How does Wesley change by the end of the story?

• He starts to like pizza.

• He starts cutting his hair.

• He begins enjoying football.

• He makes a lot of friends.

What does the word shortage mean?

• a full or more than adequate amount

• too small an amount

• an amount available

• an excess amount

Which word has almost the same meaning as the word cultivate?

• touch

• quarrel

• examine

• plant