Family Vacation and Wedding Plans

In this chapter, Fudge, a five-year-old, announces his plan to marry Sheila Tubman, causing his brother Pete to react humorously. The family discusses their upcoming vacation in Maine, where the Tubmans will be neighbors. Fudge decides to have the wedding in Maine, under the trees, adding to the comedic situation.

What surprising news does Fudge share with Peter?

• He's going to a new school.

• He's moving to a new city.

• He's getting a new pet.

• He's getting married.

How does Peter initially react to Fudge's marriage announcement?

• He faints.

• He congratulates Fudge.

• He ignores Fudge.

• He laughs.

Who is Fudge planning to marry?

• A neighbor.

• Sheila Tubman.

• A classmate.

• His teacher.

What does Peter's sister Tootsie do during the conversation?

• She sleeps.

• She dances.

• She cries.

• She sings.

What is the family's reaction to Fudge's marriage plan?

• They are amused.

• They are indifferent.

• They are supportive.

• They are angry.

What does Peter's mom reveal about their vacation plans?

• They are staying home.

• They are visiting relatives.

• They are going to the beach.

• They are renting a house in Maine.

Who will be the family's neighbors during their vacation?

• The Browns.

• The Johnsons.

• The Smiths.

• The Tubmans.

How long will the family stay in Maine?

• One week.

• Four weeks.

• Three weeks.

• Two weeks.

What is Peter's reaction to the news about Sheila Tubman being their neighbor?

• He is happy.

• He is excited.

• He is indifferent.

• He is shocked.

Where does Fudge decide to have his wedding?

• In a church.

• In a park.

• In Maine.

• At home.