Exploring Chapters 5-7 of Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing

The transcript covers a series of events involving Peter and his younger brother Fudge. It begins with Fudge's chaotic birthday party, where Peter is tasked with supervising. The story continues with a visit to the dentist, where Peter helps Fudge open his mouth for the dentist. The narrative then shifts to a shoe shopping trip, highlighting the challenges of shopping with Fudge. Finally, Peter's school project is disrupted by Fudge's mischief, leading to a resolution with teamwork and understanding.

Why did Peter start calling his brother 'Fang'?

• Because Fudge lost his top front teeth

• Because Fudge had sharp teeth

• Because Fudge bit someone

• Because Fudge liked vampire stories

What was the main reason Peter's mother needed him to stay for Fudge's birthday party?

• To supervise the games

• To invite the guests

• To help bake the cake

• To decorate the house

What did Jenny do that caused a problem during the birthday party?

• She spilled juice

• She broke a toy

• She bit Grandma

• She ate all the cake

How did Peter help Dr. Brown during Fudge's dental check-up?

• By showing Fudge how to open his mouth

• By distracting Fudge with a toy

• By reading a book to Fudge

• By holding Fudge's hand

What did Mr. Berman do that made buying shoes almost fun for Peter?

• He made believe the right shoe goes on the left foot

• He gave them free balloons

• He gave them a discount

• He told funny jokes

Why does Peter's mother think Mr. Berman is good at selling shoes?

• He measures both feet.

• He has a large shoe collection.

• He gives discounts.

• He offers free lollipops.

What does Fudge do with his peas at Hamburger Heaven?

• He eats them quietly.

• He throws them at Peter.

• He dumps them on his head.

• He gives them to his mother.

Why does Peter's committee choose yellow poster board for their project?

• It was the only color available.

• Yellow is a much brighter color.

• Peter likes yellow.

• It was cheaper than other colors.

What solution does Peter suggest for New York City's traffic problems?

• Building more roads.

• Introducing a monorail system.

• Increasing bus services.

• Encouraging carpooling.

How does Sheila react when Jimmy threatens to tear up the booklet?

• She leaves the room.

• She laughs.

• She cries.

• She agrees to change it.