Exploring Chapter 6 of Frindle

What new word does Nick create in Chapter 6?

• smash-down

• smash-up

• crash-up

• mash-up

How does Nick's teacher react to the word 'frindle'?

• Mrs. Granger reacts negatively to the word 'frindle'.

• Mrs. Granger is indifferent to the word 'frindle'.

• Mrs. Granger encourages the use of the word 'frindle'.

• Mrs. Granger embraces the word 'frindle'.

What is the significance of the word 'frindle' in the story?

• 'Frindle' is a type of fruit.

• 'Frindle' is a character in the story.

• 'Frindle' represents a historical event.

• 'Frindle' signifies creativity, rebellion, and the evolving nature of language.

How do Nick's classmates respond to the use of 'frindle'?

• They think 'frindle' is a silly word and mock it.

• They dislike 'frindle' and refuse to use it.

• They ignore 'frindle' completely.

• Nick's classmates respond positively and start using 'frindle' widely.

What actions does Nick take to promote the use of 'frindle'?

• Nick introduces 'frindle' to his classmates and encourages its use.

• Nick ignores the idea of 'frindle' completely.

• Nick writes a book about 'frindle' without sharing it.

• Nick discourages his classmates from using 'frindle'.

How does the school administration react to the new word?

• The school administration bans the new word immediately.

• The school administration promotes the new word without evaluation.

• The school administration ignores the new word completely.

• The school administration assesses the new word's appropriateness and relevance.

What themes are explored in Chapter 6 regarding language?

• The themes focus solely on grammar and syntax.

• The chapter emphasizes the importance of written language over spoken language.

• The themes explored in Chapter 6 regarding language include identity, communication, understanding, and the effects of language barriers.

• Chapter 6 discusses the history of language evolution.

How does Nick's family feel about his new word?

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Disappointed and critical

• Confused and dismissive

• Proud and supportive

What challenges does Nick face in getting others to use 'frindle'?

• Support from friends to popularize the word.

• Lack of interest from teachers in new vocabulary.

• Immediate acceptance of 'frindle' by everyone in school.

• Resistance from authority figures and peers to adopt the new word.

What does Chapter 6 reveal about Nick's character development?

• Nick becomes more critical and reflective about the values of the society he is part of.

• Nick becomes more focused on material success.

• Nick shows no change in his perspective on wealth.

• Nick becomes more accepting of societal norms.