Ch. 2-3 The 6th Grade Nickname Game

Mr. Hughes taught 6th grade exactly the same way as he coached

• basketball

• football

• hockey

• lacrosse

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Mr. Hughes always referred to the class as

• students

• children

• players

• men

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Mr. Hughes as an intense personality.

• True

• False

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When Mr. Hughes yells "break" it is a signal that it is time to

• rest

• call it quits

• take action

• go home

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Christy and Raymond had a hard time concentrating with Mr. Hughes galloping around the room and yelling.

• True

• False

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Identify the type of figurative language.

"Mr. Hughes took off like a nuclear missile. "

• alliteration

• simile

• metaphor

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Mr. Doncaster's nickname is

• Raccoon in headlights

• Deer in headlights

• Skunk

• Mr. Huge

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Mr. Doncaster introduces a new student. Her name is

• Christy Jones

• Kelly Warnover

• Cassandra Levy

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The first nickname Wiley thought of for Cassandra was

• Crusty Bones

• Skunk

• Tomato

• Carrot-top

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Cassandra wore

• jeans and sneakers

• a fancy dress and highheels

• overalls and boots

• a long colorful skirt and combat boots

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