The Truth About Stacey Quiz

What is the main reason Stacey is worried about moving to Stoneybrook?

• She is afraid she won’t make any new friends.

• She has to leave her old life behind in New York.

• She is scared of the new school.

• She is worried about her health.

What secret does Stacey keep from the other members of the Baby-Sitters Club?

• She is afraid of dogs.

• She has diabetes.

• She is moving again soon.

• She is already a professional babysitter.

Who is the first person Stacey confides in about her diabetes?

• Kristy

• Claudia

• Dawn

• Mary Anne

What does Stacey do when she has a diabetic emergency while babysitting?

• She calls her mom for help.

• She hides it from the parents and the kids.

• She checks her blood sugar and takes insulin.

• She refuses to continue babysitting.

How do the other members of the Baby-Sitters Club react when they learn about Stacey’s condition?

• They are supportive and understanding.

• They get angry and don't want her in the club anymore.

• They ignore her condition.

• They tell her she should quit babysitting.

What is Stacey’s most significant challenge in The Truth About Stacey?

• Trying to be the best babysitter in the club.

• Managing her diabetes while keeping it a secret.

• Getting along with her classmates.

• Moving to a new town.

What new girl joins the Baby-Sitters Club in this book?

• Emily

• Dawn

• Abby

• Mallory

Why does Stacey feel like she has to keep her diabetes a secret?

• She doesn't want to worry her friends or make them think she's different.

• She doesn't trust the other club members.

• She is embarrassed.

• She doesn’t know how to explain it.

How does Stacey finally open up to her friends about her diabetes?

• She has an accident while babysitting and needs help.

• She writes a letter to the club members.

• She discusses it during a club meeting.

• She tells them at a sleepover.

What is the outcome of Stacey's decision to tell her friends about her health condition?

• The club members are not supportive and stop being friends with her.

• The club members are supportive and continue to include her.

• Stacey quits the Baby-Sitters Club.

• Stacey is sent to a special school for children with diabetes.