Loser - novel

In first grade, Miss Meeks notes that while Zinkoff lacks some self-control, he is

• unintelligent and sloppy

• happy and good natured

• out-of-contol and dangerous

• unusal and disagreeable

What does Zinkoff generously offer to Andrew in Chapter 9?

• Soccer advice

• Two stars

• Some snikerdoodles.

• His soccer trophy.

Mrs. Biswell clashes with Zinkoff mainly because:

• He is not a perfect student.

• He has a bad sense of humor.

• He is malicious and naughty.

• He disobeys her on purpose.

More than anything in the world, Zinkoff wants to be a

• Mailman

• Teacher

• Soccer player

• Fast Runner

In Chapter 15, what does the author mean when he writes, " Zinkoff is discovered?"

• Others learn that he fears the Furnance Monster.

• Other kids notice his differences.

• Other teachers see his brillance.

• Other kids find his hiding spot.

How do Zinkoff's parents respond to the difficulties in his life?

• They ignore him.

• They try to save him.

• They encourage and support him.

• They punish and reprimand him.

Which set of words best desribe Zinkoff's behavior while searching for Claudia?

• Prominently balmy.

• Profoundly intrepid.

• Extremely atrocious.

• Abundantly agreeable.

In general, how does Zinkoff respond to most challenges that come his way?

• With skill and power.

• With fear and apprehension.

• With optimism and kindness.

• With anger and resentment.

What key event makes other kids view Zinkoff differently than they had?

• His search for Claudia.

• His field day performance.

• His A on the geography test.

• His dad's new job.

How does Mr. Yalowitz make Zinkoff feel about himself?