Fudge's Wedding Announcement Reactions

In this chapter from Judy Blume's book, Fudge, a five-year-old, announces his plan to marry Sheila Tubman. His brother Peter humorously reacts to the news, pretending to faint. The family discusses the sudden marriage plan and their upcoming vacation to Maine, where the Tubmans will be their neighbors. Fudge decides to have the wedding in Maine, under the trees, adding a whimsical touch to the family's summer plans.

What surprising news does Fudge share with Peter?

• He is moving to a new city.

• He is getting a new pet.

• He is getting married.

• He is starting a new school.

How does Peter initially react to Fudge's announcement?

• He laughs out loud.

• He congratulates Fudge.

• He tells Fudge to stop joking.

• He pretends to faint.

Who is Fudge planning to marry?

• His teacher.

• A fictional character.

• Sheila Tubman.

• His best friend.

What does Peter's sister Tootsie do when she hears the news?

• She dances around Peter.

• She starts crying.

• She tells their mom.

• She ignores it.

What is the family's plan for August?

• To go on a vacation to Maine.

• To visit relatives.

• To renovate their house.

• To stay at home.

How does Peter feel about the Tubmans being their neighbors in Maine?

• Excited.

• Indifferent.

• Disbelieving.

• Happy.

What does Fudge decide about his wedding plans?

• To have a big city wedding.

• To marry Sheila in Maine.

• To cancel the wedding.

• To marry someone else.

What humorous action does Fudge take at the end of the section?

• He makes a funny face.

• He dances around.

• He sings a song.

• He throws gummy bears.