Fish in a Tree ch. 21-23

What is the main event that happens in Chapter 21 of "Fish in a Tree"?

• Ally gets a new teacher.

• Ally wins a poetry contest.

• Ally has a conversation with Mr. Daniels about her struggles.

• Ally makes a new friend.

In Chapter 22, what does Mr. Daniels do to help Ally?

• He gives her extra homework.

• He teaches her a new reading strategy.

• He pairs her with a study buddy.

• He ignores her difficulties.

How does Ally feel after her conversation with Mr. Daniels in Chapter 21?

• Angry and frustrated.

• Relieved and hopeful.

• Indifferent and bored.

• Confused and upset.

What is the key theme explored in Chapter 23 of "Fish in a Tree"?

• Friendship and loyalty.

• Overcoming challenges.

• The importance of honesty.

• The value of hard work.

Who is the main character struggling with reading difficulties in these chapters?

• Keisha.

• Albert.

• Ally.

• Shay.

What does Mr. Daniels encourage Ally to do in Chapter 22?

• To give up on reading.

• To keep trying and not give up.

• To switch to a different class.

• To focus on math instead.

In Chapter 23, what activity does Mr. Daniels introduce to help Ally?

• A math competition.

• A reading game.

• A science experiment.

• A spelling bee.

What is Ally's reaction to the new reading strategy introduced by Mr. Daniels?

• She is skeptical but willing to try.

• She is excited and confident.

• She is uninterested and dismissive.

• She is angry and refuses to participate.

How does Mr. Daniels' approach differ from Ally's previous experiences with teachers?

• He is more strict and demanding.

• He is more understanding and supportive.

• He is less involved and distant.

• He is more focused on discipline.

What does Ally learn about herself in these chapters?

• That she is not good at anything.

• That she is capable of learning in different ways.

• That she should give up on school.

• That she needs to rely on others for everything.