Double Fudge Quiz

What is the main problem that the protagonist faces in "Double Fudge"?

• Deciding what to wear to school

• Learning how to ride a bike

• Dealing with his younger brother's obsession with money

• Finding a lost pet

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Why does Fudge become obsessed with money in the story?

• He wants to buy a toy store.

• He learns about money in school and becomes fascinated.

• He wants to become rich and famous.

• He hears his parents talking about bills and becomes curious.

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How does the Peter try to help Fudge with his obsession?

• By ignoring him

• By teaching him about the value of money

• By giving him all the money he wants

• By telling him scary stories about money

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What lesson does Fudge learn by the end of "Double Fudge"?

• Money can buy happiness.

• Money is not as important as family.

• Saving money is the key to success.

• Money should be spent immediately.

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Who is the author of "Double Fudge"?

• J.K. Rowling

• Roald Dahl

• Judy Blume

• Beverly Cleary

What does Fudge do to try to make money in the story?

• Starts a lemonade stand

• Tries to print his own money

• Sells his toys

• Looks for coins in the street

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How does Fudge's family react to Fudge's obsession with money?

• They are supportive and encourage him.

• They are indifferent and don't pay much attention.

• They are worried and try to help him understand money better.

• They find it amusing and laugh about it.

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What is the setting of "Double Fudge"?

• In a small village in England

• In a big city, specifically New York City

• On a farm in the countryside

• In a magical fantasy world

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How does Fudge's obsession with money affect his relationship with his brother?

• It makes them become closer as they work through it together.

• It doesn't affect their relationship at all.

• It causes a lot of arguments and tension between them.

• It makes his brother jealous of the attention Fudge receives.

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What does the protagonist learn from his experiences with Fudge in "Double Fudge"?

• That money is the most important thing in life

• That patience and understanding are important in dealing with family

• That he should always keep his money hidden from Fudge

• That he wants to move out as soon as possible

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