Exploring Chapter 15 of Frindle

In Chapter 15 of 'Frindle', Nick Allen, now a wealthy college junior, shares his fortune with family. He receives a package from Mrs. Granger containing a dictionary with 'frindle' officially recognized, a letter reflecting on their past, and her pen. Mrs. Granger later receives a Christmas gift from Nick, a gold pen, symbolizing gratitude. The video concludes with an assignment announcement.

What significant event happened to Nick Allen when he turned 21?

• He became very wealthy due to the Frindle trust fund.

• He graduated from college.

• He moved to a new city.

• He received a large inheritance.

What did Nick buy for himself after becoming wealthy?

• A new car

• A fast new computer, games, and a mountain bike

• A house

• A vacation

What was included in the package Nick received from Mrs. Granger?

• A gift card

• A book and a pen

• A brand-new dictionary, a note, and a letter

• A new laptop

What did Nick find on page 541 of the dictionary?

• A list of new words

• A note from his parents

• A definition of the word 'frindle'

• A picture of Mrs. Granger

How did Mrs. Granger feel about the word 'frindle' initially?

• She was excited

• She was indifferent

• She was supportive

• She was angry and resistant

What did Mrs. Granger send to Nick along with her letter?

• A new book

• Her favorite pen

• A gift card

• A photograph

What did Mrs. Granger receive on Christmas morning?

• A letter from Nick

• A package and a letter about a scholarship fund

• A visit from Nick

• A new dictionary

What was the scholarship fund established in Mrs. Granger's name called?

• The Granger Education Fund

• The Lorelai Granger Scholarship Fund

• The Frindle Scholarship Fund

• The Westfield Scholarship Fund

What was engraved on the gold fountain pen Nick sent to Mrs. Granger?

• A quote from a book

• A poem

• A thank you message

• Her name and a special message from Nick

How did Mrs. Granger feel about receiving the gold fountain pen?

• She was disappointed

• She was confused

• She was touched and reflective

• She was indifferent