Dyamonde Daniel

True or false: Dyamonde thinks someone robbed her house because all her clothes were gone

• True

• False

Dyamonde didn't care that she had to wear the same clothes she had on the day before to school.

• True

• False

What lesson does Dyamonde learn from her mom?

• Everything we have is a gift.

• You should only own one set of clothes.

• Neighbors are helpful.

• Her mom cannot afford the red high top sneakers.

What is Dyamonde wondering as she is packing up clothes for Isabel?

• She is wondering why she has to give her clothes away.

• She is wondering how it would feel seeing Isabel in some of her favorite clothes.

What character trait would you use to describe Dyamonde when she is making the flyers and passing them out?

• bossy

• brave

• kind

• selfish

What did Dyamonde learn at the end of the story?

• It is better to give than to receive.

• Give all your favorite things to your friends.

• A clothing drive is hard work.

• She still needed the red high top sneakers.

Dyamonde advises to Free that--

• You always should be nice people, even if they are mean to you.

• You shouldn't care what people think of you, as long as you know the truth about yourself.

• You must always respect your parents, even if you do not agree with them.

• You should always listen to other people, and their opinions are important.

What does it means when the text says "Dyamonde's words were sharp as needles, and Free felt like a balloon that she had just poked a hole in."

• Dyamonde is being too cruel to Free with her words.

• Free is getting angry by Dyamonde's words towards him.

• Dyamonde's words were having an effect on Free; he felt guilty.

• Free thinks that Dyamonde's words are funny.

Dyamonde can relate to Free because--

• A. She is also mad at her mom for making them move.

• B. She also thinks of her old neighborhood.

• C. She misses her best friend Alisha.

• D. Answer choices B and C

What role is Dyamonde now mainly playing in Free's life?

• Friend

• Advisor

• Challenger

• Enemy