Ramona's Pajama Adventures

Ramona deals with a new haircut and her parents' secretive discussions. She receives new pajamas, which she loves for their coziness. Inspired by firemen, she decides to wear them under her clothes to school, leading to discomfort. Her teacher helps her resolve the issue, and Ramona learns a lesson about honesty and comfort.

What did Beezus's haircut remind Ramona and her mother of?

• A valentine

• A pixie

• A seventh grader

• A new style

What did Ramona suspect her parents were discussing?

• A new house

• Beezus's school performance

• Ramona's spelling

• Their vacation plans

How did Ramona feel in her new pajamas?

• Uncomfortable

• Cozy and warm

• Too tight

• Too loose

What did Ramona decide to do with her pajamas in the morning?

• Leave them at home

• Throw them away

• Give them to Beezus

• Wear them to school

What did Ramona pretend to be on her way to school?

• A fireman

• A teacher

• A rabbit

• A pixie

Why did Ramona visit the school office?

• To call her mother

• To get her temperature checked

• To deliver a message

• To meet a friend

What did Mrs. Rudge suggest Ramona do about her pajamas?

• Wash them

• Show them to the class

• Take them off

• Keep wearing them