Novel Loser

What does Zinkoff generously offer to Andrew in Chapter 9?

• Soccer advice

• Two stars

• Some snikerdoodles.

• His soccer trophy.

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Mrs. Biswell clashes with Zinkoff mainly because:

• He is not a perfect student.

• He has a bad sense of humor.

• He is malicious and naughty.

• He disobeys her on purpose.

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In Chapter 15, what does the author mean when he writes, " Zinkoff is discovered?"

• Others learn that he fears the Furnance Monster.

• Other kids notice his differences.

• Other teachers see his brillance.

• Other kids find his hiding spot.

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How do Zinkoff's parents respond to the difficulties in his life?

• They ignore him.

• They try to save him.

• They encourage and support him.

• They punish and reprimand him.

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Which set of words best describe Zinkoff's behavior while searching for Claudia?

• Prominently balmy.

• Profoundly intrepid.

• Extremely atrocious.

• Abundantly agreeable.

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In general, how does Zinkoff respond to most challenges that come his way?

• With skill and power.

• With fear and apprehension.

• With optimism and kindness.

• With anger and resentment.

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What key event makes other kids view Zinkoff differently than they had?

• His search for Claudia.

• His field day performance.

• His A on the geography test.

• His dad's new job.

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How does Mr. Yalowitz make Zinkoff feel about himself?

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At the end of Chapter 23, when Zinkoff is in middle school, the narrator says, “And Zinkoff vanishes. Not to himself, of course. To himself he is very much there, every minute...” What does the narrator mean by this? How does this relate to Zinkoff and the rest of the story?

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What does Zinkoff generously offer to Andrew in Chapter 9?

• Soccer advice

• Two stars

• Some snikerdoodles.

• His soccer trophy.

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