Exploring Chapter 8 of Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing

In Chapter 8 of 'Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing', Peter's mother leaves for Boston to visit her sister, leaving Peter and Fudge with their father. They visit their father's office, where Fudge is unexpectedly chosen for a toddle bike commercial. Despite initial reluctance, Fudge eventually participates in the commercial with Peter's help, showcasing the challenges and dynamics of sibling relationships.

Why did Peter's mother leave for Boston?

• To attend a wedding

• To go on a vacation

• To visit her sister and the new baby

• To attend a business meeting

What was Peter looking forward to during the weekend with his father?

• Visiting his grandparents

• Staying up late and not being examined for cleanliness

• Playing video games

• Going to the park

Who is Janet in the story?

• Peter's father's secretary

• Peter's teacher

• Peter's neighbor

• Peter's aunt

What were the children at the agency auditioning for?

• A dance show

• A singing competition

• A toddle bike commercial

• A school play

Who selected Fudge for the toddle bike commercial?

• Mr. Vincent

• Peter's father

• Janet

• Mr. Den Berg

What was Fudge's initial reaction to participating in the commercial?

• He was confused

• He was excited

• He refused to cooperate

• He was scared

What did Janet use to try to persuade Fudge to cooperate?

• A toy

• A new bike

• A promise of a trip

• Cookies

Why did Peter's father ask Peter to ride the toddle bike?

• To be in the commercial

• To show Fudge how it's done

• To entertain the other children

• To test the bike

How did Fudge finally agree to ride the toddle bike?

• He was promised a trip

• He saw Peter riding it

• He was bribed with a toy

• He was threatened with punishment

What did Peter think about Fudge becoming a television star?

• He was happy

• He was indifferent

• He was proud

• He was jealous