Miss Nelson's Disappearance and Substitute Teacher

In 'Miss Nelson is Missing,' the misbehaving students of Room 207 face a strict substitute, Miss Viola Swamp, after their kind teacher, Miss Nelson, disappears. The students search for Miss Nelson, fearing they will be stuck with Miss Swamp forever. Eventually, Miss Nelson returns, and the students' behavior improves. The story concludes with a hint that Miss Nelson and Miss Swamp might be the same person.

What was the behavior of the kids in Room 207?

• They were quiet and attentive.

• They were the worst-behaved class.

• They were the best-behaved class.

• They were average in behavior.

What did the kids plan to do when Miss Nelson was absent?

• Invite another teacher.

• Behave well and study.

• Go home early.

• Act up and misbehave more.

Who was the substitute teacher that replaced Miss Nelson?

• Mr. Smith

• Miss Green

• Miss Viola Swamp

• Mrs. Johnson

What was Miss Viola Swamp's approach to teaching?

• She was lenient and kind.

• She ignored the kids.

• She played games with the kids.

• She was strict and gave a lot of homework.

How did the kids feel about Miss Nelson's absence?

• They were happy.

• They missed her.

• They didn't notice.

• They were relieved.

What did the kids do to find Miss Nelson?

• They wrote her a letter.

• They waited for her return.

• They called her.

• They went to the police.

What was one of the speculations about Miss Nelson's disappearance?

• She went on vacation.

• She was gobbled up by a shark.

• She was visiting family.

• She moved to another city.

How did the kids react when Miss Nelson returned?

• They were indifferent.

• They were upset.

• They were confused.

• They were happy and relieved.

What hint is given about Miss Nelson's absence?

• She was actually Miss Viola Swamp.

• She was on vacation.

• She was on a secret mission.

• She was sick.