The Magic Glasses

What was Violet's main problem with her glasses?

• They were too tight.

• They were too loose and kept falling off.

• They were too colorful.

• They were too expensive.

Why did Violet's mother refuse to buy her the sparkly yellow frames?

• They were too expensive.

• They were not appropriate for school.

• They were too big for Violet's face.

• They were out of stock.

What did Violet notice about the animals when she wore her new glasses?

• They were wearing clothes.

• They were smiling and making faces.

• They were talking to her.

• They were invisible.

How did Violet feel about her new gray frames initially?

• Excited

• Indifferent

• Sad

• Angry

What did Violet's father call her as a nickname?

• Bug

• Pumpkin

• Sweetie

• Sunshine

What did Violet plan to do with her new glasses at the movie theater?

• Show them off to everyone.

• Hide them in her backpack.

• Wear them in the dark where no one could see them.

• Leave them at home.

What unusual thing did Violet see a squirrel do through her new glasses?

• Dance

• Sing

• Sneeze and say 'Excuse me!'

• Fly

Violet visits the eye doctor after her glasses break. What happens when she visits the eye doctor?

• She refuses to do eye tests.

• She breaks her new pair of glasses.

• The doctor gives her medicine for her eyes.

• She gets a new pair of glasses.

When in the story does Violet want to wear her glasses?

• at the beginning of the story

• in the middle of the story

• at the end of the story

• at the beginning and the end of the story

Violet hated her old glasses.

What sentence from the story provides a clue about why Violet feels this way?

• “Violet couldn’t see things that were far away from her, but she also had trouble reading.”

• “Violet still had three months left of school, and that meant three more months of being made fun of because of her silly loose glasses.”

• “It was raining hard, and Violet wouldn’t have gone outside if her father weren’t coming to take her to the movies.”

• “Violet started to focus on the poodle, and she could have sworn she saw the pet roll its eyes and shake its head.”