Journeys: The Sign Maker's Assistant Grammar

Who is the author of this story

• Norman

• Tedd Arnold

• Tedd Signmaker

• The Signmaker's Assistant

Which sign does Norman paint while the signmaker naps?

• ENTER

• GOOD FOOD

• NO SCHOOL TODAY

• PLEASE KEEP OFF THE GRASS

Where does Norman put up his OPEN FOR SWIMMING sign?

• at the school

• at the toy shop

• at the fountain

• at the swimming pool

What might have happened if the signmaker had seen Norman painting the BUY NORMAN A PRESENT sign?

• He would have scolded Norman.

• He would have brought Norman a gift.

• He would have helped Norman finish the sign.

• He would have tried to think of other funny signs to paint.

How does the author let the reader know what happens AFTER Norman puts up his silly signs?

• He lets the reader guess.

• He uses pictures to show it.

• He uses word to talk about it.

• He write another story to tell about it.

Why does Norman paint signs that tell people to do silly things?

• He thinks it is funny.

• He wants to start his own shop.

• He wants to teach people a lesson.

• He thinks the signmaker will be pleased.

Why do the people of the town take down Norman's signs?

• They want to have a sign sale.

• They want to repaint the signs.

• The need the space for a new fountain.

• The don't think Norman's signs are funny.

What does Norman learn at the END of the story?

• It is important to obey all signs.

• It is fun to play tricks on people.

• It is hard to start your own sign shop.

• Jokes that cause problems are not funny.

How are the settings for "The Signmaker's Assistant" and "The Trouble With Signs" ALIKE?

• Both stories take place in a car.

• Both stories take place in a toy shop.

• Both stories are in places with lots of signs.

• Both stories are in towns with many children.

What do both Ana and Norman do?

• make signs

• ride in a car

• try to be funny

• work for a signmaker