A Teeny-Tiny Case

What is the problem in this chapter?

• The frogs, it's always the frogs!

• Lilly received a love letter and she doesn't know who it's from.

• I'm not sure but it has to do with cheese.

• Drake sent Lilly a love note and he doesn't want anyone to find out.

Why does Drake usually not take cases involving love?

• He doesn't know love.

• Love grosses him out.

• You can't measure love.

• Drake thinks love is silly.

On page 45 it says, "Lilly was the tiniest girl in the fifth grade."

Is this a physical trait or a character trait?

• Physical

• Character

On page 47, Nell explains that they have to take Lilly's love letter for evidence. What does the word evidence mean?

• something that needs to be solved

• a love letter written by an anonymous sender

• something that gives proof or reason to believe

• a type of frog that lives in Frog Hallow.

Nell and Drake decide to collect pens as evidence to help them solve the case. Who did they have trouble getting a pen from?

• Elliot Zelder

• Bubba Mahoney

• James Frisco

• Drake Doyle

On page 48 Drake says, "When I asked to borrow his favorite pen, Baloney sat on me and threatened to squeeze my eyes out."

What is a character trait that goes with Baloney's actions.

• cruel

• thoughtful

• diligent

• sly

How are Drake and Nell solving the mystery?

• They are helping the frogs across the street.

• They are testing each black pen to find the one that matches the letter.

• They are asking everyone if they wrote it.

• They are observing the love letter carefully. That's it.

Who do you think wrote the love letter to Lilly Crump?

• James Frisco

• Bubba Mahoney

• Elliot Zelder

• Drake Doyle