9.12 Game Day

Who is the main character in "The Treasure of Sheldon Smythe"?

• Grandfather

• Hector

• Antonio

• Sheldon

What is one thing that Thank You Mr. Falker, An A From Miss Keller, and Junkyard Wonders have in common?

• They all have the same teacher

• They all have the same characters

• The main character is the same in all of them

• The conflict is the same in all of them

In "The Treasure of Sheldon Smythe", what is the setting?

• Present-day on Grandfather's farm

• In the future, on the planet Mars

• South Carolina, 1865

• Mexico, 3045

What is the conflict in Thank You Mr. Falker?

• Grandfather wants the boys to find the hidden treasure

• Antonio is bored at his grandfather's house

• Trisha doesn't know how to read

• Trisha wants to be a better writer

How does Mrs. Peterson impact Trisha in Junkyard Wonders?

• She teaches Trisha how to read

• She believes in Trisha and encourages her

• She pushes Trisha to be a better writer

• She teaches Trisha how to be an artist

What is the main conflict in the Treasure of Sheldon Smythe?

• Antonio is bored on his Grandfather's farm

• Hector must solve complex puzzles to find the treasure

• Antonio and Hector are trying to escape from a haunted mansion

• Grandfather is searching for a long-lost family member

In "Thank You Mr. Falker," how do the other students treat Trisha?

• They ignore her

• They try to help her

• They make fun of her

• They don't notice her struggles

Why is the book titled Thank You Mr. Falker?

• Mr. Falker helps Trisha learn to read and believe in herself.

• Mr. Falker helps Trisha overcome her fear of school.

• Mr. Falker buys Trisha her first book.

• Mr. Falker is Trisha's favorite teacher.

In "An A From Miss Keller," why does Trisha initially dislike Miss Keller?

• Miss Keller gives Trisha too much homework.

• Miss Keller makes fun of Trisha’s writing.

• Miss Keller is very strict and demanding.

• Miss Keller is always late to class.

By the end of "An A From Miss Keller", what lesson does Trisha learn?

• That hard work and perseverance lead to success.

• That grades are not important.

• That writing is not her true passion.

• That being strict is unfair.