Exploring Chapter 6 of Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing

In chapter six of 'Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing' by Judy Blume, Peter's family deals with Fudge's antics. Fudge struggles with his new bed, leading to a visit to Dr. Brown for a dental checkup. The family then goes shoe shopping at Bloomingdale's, where Fudge throws a tantrum. The day concludes with a chaotic lunch at Hamburger Heaven, highlighting the challenges of managing Fudge's behavior.

What problem did Fudge have with his new bed?

• He couldn't sleep in it.

• He fell out of it every night.

• He didn't like the color.

• It was too small for him.

Why did Peter's mother think they would have a fun day?

• They were going to the movies.

• They were going to the park.

• They would go out to lunch and get new shoes.

• They were visiting friends.

What did Peter do every Saturday morning?

• Cleaned his room.

• Played with his friends.

• Cleaned Dribble's bowl.

• Went to the park.

Why did Dr. Brown ask Peter to help with Fudge?

• Fudge wouldn't open his mouth.

• Fudge was scared.

• Peter was a good helper.

• Peter needed a checkup.

How did Dr. Brown trick Fudge into opening his mouth?

• He gave him a candy.

• He told him he was counting his teeth.

• He promised him a toy.

• He showed him a funny video.

What type of shoes did Peter's mother want to buy for Fudge?

• Loafers

• Sneakers

• Sandals

• Brown and white saddles

Why did Peter's mother get embarrassed during the shoe shopping?

• Fudge was crying.

• They couldn't find the right size.

• The store was crowded.

• Peter had a hole in his sock.

What did Fudge do with his mashed potatoes at Hamburger Heaven?

• Smeared them on the wall.

• Threw them on the floor.

• Ate them quietly.

• Shared them with Peter.

What did Fudge do with his peas?

• Gave them to his mother.

• Dumped them over his head.

• Ate them with a spoon.

• Threw them at Peter.

How did Peter feel about spending the day with Fudge?

• He enjoyed it.

• He found it exhausting.

• He thought it was fun.

• He wanted to do it again.