Stink and the Freaky Frog Freak-Out

What was the problem in the story?

• Stink makes too much noise.

• Stink thinks frogs are boring.

• Stink forgets to do his homework.

• Stink needs to learn different frogs sounds for a test.

Judy decides to help Stink in the story. What does that decision tell the reader

about Judy?

• Judy cares about stink.

• Judy is also interested in frogs.

• Judy thinks frog sounds are funny.

• Judy wants Stink to help her one day.

In the story, the author uses the word pounced to show what Mouse, the cat, did to the jingle bells. What does pounced mean?

• jumped on

• reached for

• kicked away

• stepped over

What will happen now that Stink has passed his frog test?

• His mom will allow him to spray paint the house.

• He can attend the First Annual Frog Neck Lake Frog Count.

• He will be ready for his next swim practice.

• His street will be renamed Croaker Road.

In the story, Freak and his friends find out about the First Annual Frog Neck Lake Frog Count. What does the word "annual" mean?

• Every two years

• Once every year

• won't happen again

• once every five years

Stink recited the names of many frogs when studying for his test. What does the word "recited" mean?

• sang words in a song

• wrote the words down

• said them out loud after he learned them

• made a poster of the words

Stink protested when his mom sent him upstairs to do his homework. What does the word "protested" mean?

• did not agree with a statement or idea

• stomped his feet

• cried

• slammed his door

In the story, Sophie and Riley cracked up because of what another person said.

What does cracked up mean?

• laughed

• smiled

• wondered

• questioned

Stink made a lot of frog sounds like "Pre-eep! Craw-awk! Sque-enk! " What type of figurative language are sound words?

• simile

• metaphor

• onomatopoeia

• personification

Webster tells Stink that he "sounds like a duck." What type of figurative language is a comparison that uses "like" or "as?"

• simile

• metaphor

• personification

• idiom