Judy Moody's Mood and Habits

Judy Moody is in a bad mood due to her school pictures. She tries to escape her brother Stink and finds solace in finger knitting. Judy decides to experiment with staying in a good mood for a week, inspired by her friend Jessica Finch. She learns various strategies to improve her mood, including creating a mood pillow and trying new activities. Despite challenges, Judy is determined to maintain a positive attitude.

Why was Judy Moody in a bad mood at the beginning of the story?

• She lost her favorite toy.

• She had a fight with her best friend.

• Her school pictures came home that day.

• She didn't get enough sleep.

What did Judy's dad hope for regarding her school pictures?

• That she would take them with her friends.

• That she would smile more.

• That they would be nice this year.

• That she would wear a different shirt.

What did Judy consider pretending to explain the missing school pictures?

• That she lost them.

• That the dog ate them.

• That they were stolen.

• That she never received them.

Where did Judy like to curl up with her cat, Mouse?

• On her top bunk.

• In the backyard.

• In the living room.

• On the couch.

What did Judy use to signal her mood to Stink?

• A sign on her door.

• A special hat.

• A colored light.

• A mood pillow.

What did Rocky say puts him in a good mood?

• Writing stories.

• Performing a magic trick.

• Doing his homework.

• Playing sports.

What did Jessica Finch have that helped her wake up on time?

• A wake-up call.

• A morning routine.

• A loud alarm clock.

• A walkie clocky.

What did Judy try to make to improve her mood?

• A new dress.

• A painting.

• Cupcake lip gloss.

• A friendship bracelet.

What did Judy realize about being in a good mood?

• It was easy and fun.

• It required a lot of money.

• It was harder than it looked.

• It was impossible for her.

What did Judy do to try and stay in a good mood for a week?

• She bought new toys.

• She followed Jessica Finch's habits.

• She ignored her brother.

• She went on a vacation.