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What caused Margie to hate school now more than ever?

• Her teacher that kept on giving her test after test made made Margie hate school.

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How is Margie’s teacher different from teachers now?

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• Margie’s teacher is different from teachers now because her teachers are robots while ours are humans.

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Why does Margie’s mom want to contact the county inspector?

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• Margie’s mom wanted to contact the county inspector.

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Name three things that Tommy and Margie find out about school in the past.

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• Three things that Tommy and Margie find out about school in the past is that the teachers are humans. When you flip the page and flip it back the words are still there, and when you finish a book you throw the book away.

Define sorrowfully:

• Showing or expressing sorrow; mournful; plaintive. 

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Define loftily:

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•  In a way that shows you think you are better than other people.

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Define nonchalantly:

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• In a casually calm and relaxed manner.

Why are the pages of the book Tommy finds yellow and crinkly? Cite:

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• The pages of the book that Tommy finds are yellow and crinkly because it is old and it was printed a long time ago. In paragraph 3, it states “It was a very old book.”

How is Margie’s education more personal than education of students her age in most schools today? Cite:

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• Margie’s education is more personal than education of students her age in most schools today because each student has their specially programmed robot teacher for them, to fit them. In paragraph 28 it says, “But my mother says a teacher as to be adjusted to fit the mind of each boy and girl it teaches and that each kid as to be taught differently.”

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At the end of the story, what does Margie think of the schools she has learned about from Tommy’s book? Cite:

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• Margie thinks that school is enjoyable. In paragraph 41, it states, “Margie was thinking about how kids were thinking about how the kids must have loved it in the old days.”

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