The Witch Who Couldn't Order In

Leona told Harrison to pretend he was

• 1. a baby so she could bring him into the store.

• 1. a lion so he'd scare the dogs away.

• 1. a witch in cat form so people would respect him.

Leona decided to buy

• 1. four bags of frog tongues.

• 1. eight frozen pizzas.

• 1. five jars of pickled bat.

Leona didn't store food in her cupboards because

• 1. Harrison liked to play in them, and would knock food out.

• 1. she only needed to eat once a month on a full moon.

• 1. she could get any food by flicking her magic wand.

At the beginning of the story, Leona was frustrated that

• 1. she didn't have snacks for her guests that evening.

• 1. she had to stop working on her spells to eat dinner.

• 1. she broke her magic wand and couldn't fix it.

Since she was hungry, Leona asked _____ in the supermarket.

• 1. a woman which spells would open the cans

• 1. a man if there were some cauldrons of soup

• 1. a boy if he knew where to find the watermelons

What did the store manager tell Leona to do?

• 1. He told her to return the next day for the broom sale.

• 1. He told her to leave, and that she didn't need to pay.

• 1. He told her to buy some fresh cat food for Harrison.

The other shoppers in the grocery store

• 1. stared at Leona's funny-looking hat.

• 1. moved away when Leona approached them.

• 1. asked Leona to take pictures with them.

Leona couldn't ride her broom because

• 1. she couldn't perform magic without her wand.

• 1. it might scare the shoppers in the supermarket.

• 1. Harrison wouldn't fit on the back of it.

Leona told Harrison that she knew all about shopping as she

• 1. used to teach her young students about it.

• 1. had visited various supermarkets with her mother.

• 1. had seen how to do grocery shopping on television.

After dinner, Leona thanked Harrison because

• 1. he remembered to get chili flakes for the pizza.

• 1. he grabbed tape from the store to fix her wand.

• 1. he spent his whole day with her, unlike most days.