Wish Chapters 14-21

What does Charlie begin to realize about Howard?

• He doesn’t like her very much.

• He has a strong and steady way of looking at life.

• He is trying to get rid of Wishbone.

• He wants to move away from Colby.

Why does Charlie get upset when Bertha talks about her mother?

• She thinks Bertha is trying to replace her mom.

• She doesn’t want to believe her mom has problems.

• She feels guilty for not being with her mom.

• She is afraid of being sent back home.

What does Charlie teach Wishbone to do?

• Stay inside the house.

• Sit and roll over.

• Walk on a leash.

• Fetch a ball.

What does Howard say about Charlie’s father?

• He is a good man deep down.

• He will never change.

• He should be given another chance.

• He is moving to Colby.

What does Charlie struggle with the most in Colby?

• Making new friends.

• Accepting that her mother isn’t coming back.

• Doing well in school.

• Getting along with Bertha and Gus.

What happens when Charlie goes to church with Howard's family?

• She enjoys it and wants to go back.

• She feels awkward and out of place.

• She gets into an argument with Howard.

• She decides to become a member.

What does Charlie learn about wishes?

• They always come true.

• They sometimes don’t happen the way you expect.

• They are pointless and silly.

• Only adults can make them.

Why does Charlie think Howard’s 'up-down' walk is special?

• It helps him move faster.

• It reminds her of her mother.

• It shows that he doesn’t care what others think.

• It makes him look funny.

What does Wishbone mean to Charlie?

• A reminder of home.

• Her only real family.

• Proof that her wish came true.

• A distraction from her problems.

How does Bertha show Charlie that she loves her?

• She buys her a new dog.

• She makes her favorite foods and gives her hugs.

• She promises to take her back to her mother.

• She lets her do whatever she wants.