Exploring Frindle: Chapters 1-3

What is the main character's name in chapters 1-3?

• John

• Michael

• Sarah

• David

What new word does Nick create in these chapters?

• smokey

• smokify

• smoketastic

• smokeyly

How does Nick's teacher react 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'.

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

What is the setting of the story in the first three chapters?

• A suburban neighborhood in the mid-20th century.

• A small, isolated town during the early 20th century.

• A remote island in the 21st century.

• A bustling city during the late 19th century.

Who is Nick's best friend mentioned in these chapters?

• Jordan Baker

• Gatsby

• Tom Buchanan

• Daisy Buchanan

What motivates Nick to invent the word 'frindle'?

• To create a new trend in fashion.

• To win a school competition about vocabulary.

• To challenge authority and express creativity.

• To impress his friends with a unique term.

How does the school administration respond to the use of 'frindle'?

• The school administration promotes 'frindle' as a new term.

• The school administration ignores the use of 'frindle'.

• The school administration responds negatively and tries to ban the use of 'frindle'.

• The school administration encourages the use of 'frindle'.

What role does Nick's family play in his life as introduced in these chapters?

• Nick's family discourages his ambitions.

• Nick's family only provides financial support.

• Nick's family is absent from his life.

• Nick's family plays a crucial role in providing support and shaping his character.

What themes of creativity and rebellion are introduced in chapters 1-3?

• Themes of creativity and rebellion are introduced through characters' innovative approaches and their defiance against societal norms.

• Themes of conformity and tradition are emphasized through characters' adherence to societal expectations.

• Creativity is discouraged as characters follow strict rules and regulations.

• Rebellion is portrayed as a negative trait, leading to characters' isolation and failure.

How does Nick's perspective on language evolve in these chapters?

• Nick's perspective on language evolves from seeing it as a simple communication tool to understanding its deeper implications in identity and relationships.

• Nick sees language as a barrier to communication.

• Nick believes language is only about grammar and syntax.

• Nick thinks language has no impact on personal relationships.