The Tree House

In this story, the girls are alike because ...

• they both like the same kind of music

• their tree houses are the same

• they are stubborn

Why does Leah say she hates Chrissy?

• Chrissy won’t share her books with Leah.

• Chrissy got Leah into trouble.

• Chrissy won’t let Leah in her tree house.

What does Leah say they can do to help each other across the bridge?

• They could meet half way across and hold hands for the rest of the way.

• They could put a mattress on the ground in case they fell.

• They could ring a bell to let the other one know they were coming.

Why does Chrissy say the best part of a tree house is the bridge?

• Chrissy's glad that her grandpa thought to make a bridge.

• Chrissy likes that the bridge connects the girl in friendship.

• Chrissy likes that Leah likes to read too, and now they can share books.

What does Chrissy like about the inside of Leah’s tree house?

• Chrissy loves Leah's art collection.

• Chrissy loves Leah's curtains and bowl of fruit.

• Chrissy loves Leah's waste basket.

• All of the above

What kind of carpeting is in Chrissy’s tree house?

• It's really just an old rug

• It's red with yellow polka dots

• It's really fluffy with fringe

How do the girls change the signs on their tree houses?

• They decided they didn't need any signs at all.

• They decided to decorate them together so they would match.

• They crossed out "Keep Out" and replaced it with "Welcome"

What makes Chrissy and Leah start to talk to one another?

• Chrissy asks Leah if she has any books she could borrow.

• Leah looks out to ask for food.

• Chrissy gets stuck in her house and wants help.

Who built Leah’s tree house?

• her mother

• her father

• her grandfather

How long did Chrissy and Leah sit in their tree houses, not talking to each other?

• one day

• four days

• two weeks