Blended Quiz Chapters 31-36

What type of figurative language is the following sentence? (Chapter 31 on page 127) It took, like, a million phone calls and texts between Imani's parents and both sets of my parents to get this set up.

• hyperbole

• onomatopoeia

• metaphor

• personification

What type of figurative language is the following sentence? (Chapter 31 on page 128) Kendi's smile is like sunshine as she gazes at her big sister.

• onomatopoeia

• simile

• hyperbole

• personification

What did Imani and Isabella get at the mall? (Chapter 31 on page 129)

• shoes

• perfume

• slime supplies

• make-up

What was the theme of the decorations at Imani's house including Imani's room? (Chapter 31 on pages 130-131)

• Mexican decorations

• Asian decorations

• African decorations

• European decorations

Why did Imani get freaked out and start shaking after she and Isabella were trying to find a show to watch on the television? (Chapter 31 on page 132)

• She saw a cowboy on television looking at a noose.

• She saw a snake on television.

• She saw a tornado on television that scared her.

• She thought she saw a ghost.

Who do Imani and Isabella think put the noose in Imani's locker? (Chapter 31 on page 133)

• Clint

• Heather

• Logan

• Jontay

Does Isabella ever get looked at funny by other people when she is with her mother? (Chapter 31 on page 134)

• no

• yes

Does Isabella ever get looked at funny by other people when she is with her father? (Chapter 31 on page 135)

• no

• yes

What type of figurative language is the following sentence? (Chapter 32 on page 137) "I squat down and touch one of them, and I hear the patio door clunk behind me."

What job does Isabella have at Open House? (Chapter 33 on page 138)

• classroom helper

• office helper

• student guide

• restroom monitor