Ready, Set, Repair!

Where does Kim and her family live?

• Los Angeles

• Chicago

• New York City

• Miami

What is Kim’s favorite part about living in the city?

• Taking the subway

• Walking with her friends

• Helping her grandfather with repairs

• Seeing tall buildings

What is Kim’s grandfather’s job?

• A teacher

• An apartment building owner

• A construction worker

• A painter

What do Kim and her grandfather see in the empty apartment?

• Broken windows and a dirty floor

• Holes in the walls, peeling paint, and squeaky doors

• A leaking faucet and damaged tiles

• Broken lights and a missing door

How do Kim and her grandfather fix the holes in the walls?

• They cover them with tape

• They fill them with spackle and smooth them with sandpaper

• They paint over them

• They hammer them shut

What tool do Kim and her grandfather use to fix the peeling paint on the cabinets?

• A screwdriver

• A hammer

• A paint scraper

• A wrench

How do Kim and her grandfather fix the squeaky bathroom door?

• They replace the door

• They tighten the hinges with a screwdriver

• They spray grease on the hinges

• They sand the hinges

What does Kim use to fix the floorboards?

• A screwdriver

• A paintbrush

• A hammer

• A saw

Why does Kim feel proud at the end of the story?

• She learned how to use tools and make repairs

• She painted a masterpiece

• She moved into a new home

• She built a new toolbox

What is the main lesson from Ready, Set, Repair?

• Repairs are too hard to do without help

• It is important to learn how to make simple repairs to keep homes safe

• Tools are expensive and hard to find

• Apartments do not need repairs