Quiz: My Brother Charlie

Who are the authors of 'My Brother Charlie'?

• Holly Robinson Peete and Ryan Elizabeth Peete

• Shane W. Evans

• Charlie and Callie

• Holly Robinson Peete and Harriett

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What makes Charlie different from his twin?

• He dislikes hot chocolate

• He is older by two minutes

• He has autism

• He loves math

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What do Callie and Charlie share?

• A dislike for music

• The same birthday

• Curly hair and brown eyes

• A love for math

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What is one of Charlie's talents?

• Singing

• Knowing all the American presidents

• Dancing

• Playing football

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How does Charlie express his love?

• By saying 'I love you' frequently

• Through his actions and the way he plays

• By drawing pictures

• By writing letters

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What is a challenge Charlie faces?

• He dislikes hot chocolate

• It's harder for him to make friends

• He doesn't like animals

• He can't swim

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What does Callie wish for Charlie?

• That she could make things easier for him

• That he could enjoy math

• That he would be more like her

• That he would stop liking music

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How old was Ryan Elizabeth Peete when she co-wrote the book?

• Ten years old

• Twelve years old

• Fifteen years old

• Eight years old

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What is a special interest of Charlie's?

• Cooking

• Collecting shells

• Drawing

• Playing video games

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What advice does Holly Robinson Peete give to others?

• To keep children with autism isolated

• To give up hope

• To focus only on the challenges

• To not let anyone define their child's capabilities

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