Tales of the Fourth Grade Nothing Book Test

What is the main problem Peter faces in "Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing"?

• He struggles with his schoolwork.

• He feels ignored because of his younger brother, Fudge.

• He loses his favorite toy.

• He can't find a good friend.

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How does Peter feel about his brother Fudge?

• He admires him.

• He is indifferent towards him.

• He is often annoyed by him.

• He feels protective of him.

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What happens to Dribble, Peter's pet turtle?

• Fudge throws him out the window.

• He runs away.

• Fudge swallows him.

• Peter loses him at the park.

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Why does Peter win a turtle at Jimmy Fargo's birthday party?

• He was the only one who didn't have a pet.

• He guessed the correct number of jelly beans in a jar.

• It was a consolation prize for losing a game.

• He found it hidden as part of a treasure hunt.

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What theme is explored through the relationship between Peter and Fudge?

• The importance of education

• The challenges of growing up

• Sibling rivalry and love

• The value of friendship

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How does Peter's mother react to the antics of Fudge throughout the book?

• She is often angry and punishes Fudge.

• She is indifferent and rarely intervenes.

• She finds them amusing and laughs.

• She is patient and understanding, but sometimes frustrated.

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What inference can be made about Peter's feelings towards Fudge at the end of the book?

• Peter wishes Fudge was not his brother.

• Peter has grown to accept Fudge's behavior.

• Peter is more resentful of Fudge than ever.

• Peter is indifferent towards Fudge.

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What does Peter do to try to get his parents' attention?

• He starts behaving like Fudge.

• He runs away from home.

• He excels in school.

• He becomes very quiet and withdrawn.

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How does Fudge's behavior affect Peter's social life?

• It makes Peter more popular at school.

• It has no effect on Peter's social life.

• It embarrasses Peter in front of his friends.

• It helps Peter make new friends.

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What lesson does Peter learn by the end of the book?

• To be more patient with his brother.

• To stand up for himself more.

• To pay less attention to what others think.

• To appreciate his parents more.

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