Frindle Ch 13-15

After all of the fuss, frindle became…

• A. A joke
• B. a word no one ever used
• C. a word that only Nick used
• D. a habit; everyone still used it without thinking about it

Around the country, Frindle was gaining popularity. How did other teachers and parents feel about the word?

• A. They loved it
• B. they tried to stop it
• C. they didn't know what it meant
• D. they didn't care

True or False: Mrs. Granger was still keeping the students after school each day:

• True
• False

Who cannot forget the whole frindle ordeal?

• A. Nick
• B. Mrs. Granger
• C. Janet
• D. Mrs. Chatham

In chapter 14, Mrs. Granger thought, “that boy wasn’t in her class anymore.” What did she mean by these words?

• Nick transferred to another class.
• Nick was in charge of her class now.
• Nick is acting like a different person.
• Nick doesn’t want to go to school anymore.

In chapter 14, How did the “frindle” experience change Nick?

• A.He became the most popular boy
• B. he became more careful with his ideas
• C. He and Mrs. Granger became best friends
• D. Nick transferred schools

True or False: On the last day of school, Mrs. Granger gives Nick the envelope he signed:

• True
• False

In chapter 14, What “proof” is there that Nick went back to normal after 5th grade?

• He thought of a new name for the pencil.
• He received additional interviews on television.
• The library received new books about frindles.
• The school cafeteria started serving delicious food.

In chapter 14, How does Mrs. Granger feel about how Nick handled the whole “Frindle” experience?

• A. angry
• B. surprised
• C. proud
• D. disappointed

What happened during the end of the story?

• Nick found a gold pen in the road.
• Nick invented the word, frindle.
• Nick went back to normal after 5th grade.
• Nick’s word was published in the dictionary, and he exchanged packages with Mrs. Granger.