Nancy's Spelling Test Dilemma

Nancy, a splendid speller, prepares for a spelling test with her friend Brie. Despite facing a moral dilemma during the test, Nancy chooses honesty over cheating. She confesses to Brie, and they reaffirm their friendship, realizing that being splendid friends is more important than being perfect spellers.

What is the main theme introduced at the beginning of the story?

• Nancy's dislike for school

• Nancy's interest in sports

• Nancy's splendid spelling skills

• Nancy's love for art

Who is Nancy's friend that also excels in spelling?

• Bree

• Jane

• Miss Glass

• Robin

What language can Nancy spell in besides English?

• French

• German

• Italian

• Spanish

What does the French word 'chien' mean?

• Fish

• Bird

• Dog

• Cat

What does Nancy's sister think of her spelling skills?

• She is jealous

• She doesn't care

• She is very impressed

• She is unimpressed

What event is announced by Miss Glass at school?

• A music concert

• A field trip

• A spelling test

• A sports day

How does Nancy practice her spelling at home?

• By reading books

• By writing essays

• By spelling words during dinner

• By singing songs

Which word does Nancy find the hardest to spell?

• Giggle

• Bravo

• Happy

• Splendid

What does Nancy's dad do when she spells words at dinner?

• He corrects her

• He ignores her

• He claps and says Bravo

• He laughs

What does Nancy do when she is unsure about the spelling of 'giggle'?

• Leaves it blank

• Asks Miss Glass for help

• Peeks at Bree's paper

• Uses a dictionary