The Baby-Sitters Club: Mallory and the Trouble with Twins

Who is the main character in "Mallory and the Trouble with Twins"?

• Kristy Thomas

• Mallory Pike

• Claudia Kishi

• Stacey McGill

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What are the names of the twins that Mallory babysits in the story?

• Marilyn and Carolyn Arnold

• Jessi and Becca Ramsey

• Karen and Andrew Brewer

• Charlotte and Lucy Johanssen

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Where does most of the story take place?

• The school playground

• The Arnold family’s house

• The Pike family’s house

• The local library

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Which club does Mallory belong to?

• The Science Club

• The Baby-Sitters Club

• The Drama Club

• The Art Club

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Why do Marilyn and Carolyn have trouble getting along with each other?

• They want to wear the same clothes

• They want to be different from each other

• They both want to be friends with Mallory

• They are in different grades at school

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How does Mallory try to help the twins solve their problems?

• She tells their parents to punish them

• She helps them find their own interests and styles

• She ignores their arguments

• She asks Kristy to babysit instead

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Which theme is most important in "Mallory and the Trouble with Twins"?

• The importance of winning

• The value of friendship and individuality

• The excitement of traveling

• The dangers of secrets

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What is the main conflict that Mallory faces in the story?

• She loses her homework

• She struggles to help the twins get along and be happy

• She wants to join a new club

• She has to move to a new town

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Explain how Mallory’s relationship with the twins changes from the beginning to the end of the story.

• She becomes less interested in babysitting them

• She becomes closer to them as she helps them understand each other

• She argues with them more often

• She decides not to babysit anymore

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Using evidence from the story, describe how the setting of the Arnold family’s house helps show the differences between Marilyn and Carolyn.

• The house is very small, so the twins have to share everything

• The twins’ rooms are decorated differently to show their unique personalities

• The house is always messy, which makes the twins unhappy

• The house has a big backyard where the twins play together

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