Fudge's Eating Habits and Family Dynamics

In 'Tales of the Fourth Grade Nothing' by Judy Blume, Peter's younger brother Fudge causes chaos in the family by refusing to eat. The family tries various methods to get him to eat, including Peter standing on his head and pretending Fudge is a dog. Despite multiple doctor visits and creative solutions, Fudge's eating issue is resolved when his father takes a firm stance. The story highlights family dynamics and the challenges of dealing with a difficult sibling.

What is the main reason Peter's father is glad to be rid of Mr. Yarby?

• He dislikes Mr. Yarby personally.

• He can spend more time with his family.

• He can focus on other clients like the Total Bike Company.

• He wants to start a new business.

What unique skill does Peter have that he hopes to use in his father's commercial?

• Standing on his head

• Riding a unicycle

• Juggling oranges

• Playing the piano

How does Fudge react when Peter shows his headstand talent?

• He claps and laughs.

• He ignores Peter.

• He tries to do it himself.

• He cries.

What sudden change occurs with Fudge that worries his family?

• He stops talking.

• He refuses to eat.

• He becomes very quiet.

• He starts running away.

What does Peter's mother ask him to do to help Fudge eat?

• Sing a song

• Tell a story

• Stand on his head

• Dance around the room

How does Peter feel about the attention Fudge receives?

• He is indifferent.

• He is happy for Fudge.

• He feels neglected.

• He is supportive.

What does Fudge pretend to be during dinner?

• A lion

• A bird

• A dog

• A cat

How does the family respond to Fudge's doggy behavior?

• They laugh at him.

• They feed him under the table.

• They scold him.

• They ignore him.

What does Grandma try to do to get Fudge to eat?

• She promises him a toy.

• She tells him a story.

• She tricks him with milkshakes.

• She makes his favorite cookies.

What is the outcome of Grandma's milkshake trick?

• Fudge gets angry and breaks the glass.

• Fudge loves it and drinks more.

• Fudge shares it with Peter.

• Fudge ignores the milkshake.