Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing

What does Mrs. Hatcher think about Dribble?

• She thinks Dribble smells funny.

• She thinks Dribble is very playful.

• She thinks Dribble is too noisy.

• She thinks Dribble is a great pet.

What does the term 'sibling rivalry' mean?

• A competition between friends

• Conflict between parents and children

• Competition and conflict between brothers and sisters

• A type of sibling relationship

What is the name of the juice company in the story?

• Juicy-O

• Fruit Splash

• Citrus Delight

• Fresh Squeeze

What lesson does Peter learn by the end of the story?

• He learns about responsibility and the importance of family.

• He learns that friends are not important.

• He learns to ignore his family's advice.

• He learns that being alone is better.

How does Peter feel about Fudge's behavior?

• Peter feels happy and entertained by Fudge's antics.

• Peter often feels frustrated and annoyed by Fudge's antics.

• Peter is indifferent to Fudge's behavior.

• Peter enjoys Fudge's behavior and finds it amusing.

Who is Fudge in relation to Peter?

• Fudge is Peter's younger brother.

• Fudge is Peter's older brother.

• Fudge is Peter's cousin.

• Fudge is Peter's best friend.

What type of animal does Peter receive as a gift at the end of the story?

• A cat.

• A rabbit.

• A dog.

• A parrot.

What does it mean to be the president of a company?

• To be the leader or head of the company, responsible for making important decisions.

• To manage the company's finances and accounting.

• To oversee the marketing and sales departments only.

• To handle customer service and support issues.

What is a key theme in 'Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing'?

• The importance of friendship and loyalty.

• The challenges of growing up and sibling relationships.

• The adventures of a young detective.

• The impact of technology on childhood.

What does it mean to throw a tantrum?

• To have a sudden, uncontrolled outburst of anger or frustration.

• To calmly discuss one's feelings with others.

• To express joy and excitement in a loud manner.

• To ignore someone completely during a conversation.