A Visit to Grandma's House

Why did the author go to their grandparents' house?

• To attend a baby shower ceremony for Aunt Mima.

• To help Grandma prepare for a party.

• To meet Uncle Donny's younger brother.

• To congratulate Aunt Mima on her pregnancy.

What did the author's mom remind them to do on the way to the baby shower?

• To congratulate the parents-to-be.

• To bring a gift.

• To be polite to everyone.

• To have fun.

Who did the author congratulate when they first arrived at their grandparents' house?

• Aunt Mima

• Uncle Donny

• Uncle Donny's younger brother

• Grandma

Where did the author go to find Uncle Donny?

• To the patio at the back of the house

• To the living room

• To the kitchen

• To the backyard

What did the man on the patio say to the author?

• "Donny is over there."

• "Congratulations on the baby shower!"

• "I'm so glad you could make it."

• "Nice to meet you."

Why was the author embarrassed?

• Because they had congratulated the wrong person.

• Because they had spoken too loudly.

• Because they had made a mistake.

• Because they had never met Uncle Donny's younger brother before.

What did the author do for the rest of the evening?

• They stayed away from Uncle Donny's brother.

• They apologized to Uncle Donny's brother.

• They tried to avoid talking to anyone.

• They had a good time and forgot about the mix-up.

What was the author's relationship to Uncle Donny's younger brother?

• They were cousins.

• They were strangers.

• They were brothers.

• They were uncles to the same child.

What is the tone of the story?

• Funny

• Embarrassing

• Regretful

• Apologetic

What is the main lesson of the story?

• It's important to be careful when congratulating people.

• It's okay to make mistakes.

• It's important to be polite to everyone.

• It's important to apologize when you do something wrong.