Ramona Quimby Character Insights

In this chapter of 'Ramona Quimby, Age 8', the Quimby family faces various worries, including financial concerns and social anxieties. Ramona is particularly worried about her book report, fearing her teacher's judgment. Observing her parents' affection reassures her, and she finds inspiration to present her report creatively, like a TV commercial. Despite a hiccup during her presentation, Ramona resolves a misunderstanding with her teacher, gaining confidence and understanding.

What was the main concern of the Quimby parents?

• Beezus's party

• Ramona's health

• Ramona's school performance

• Managing without a car

Why was Beezus worried about the party she was invited to?

• She didn't know anyone there

• She had a test the next day

• Boys were invited and it might involve dancing

• She didn't have a dress to wear

What was Ramona's concern about her book report?

• It might seem like she was showing off

• It might be too long

• It might not be finished on time

• It might be too boring

What did Ramona notice about her father's appearance?

• He had a new haircut

• He had grown a beard

• He was wearing glasses

• He was getting thin on top

How did Ramona feel after realizing her parents' affection for each other?

• Confused

• Indifferent

• Relieved

• Worried

What was the book Ramona had to report on?

• The Secret Garden

• The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

• Charlotte's Web

• The Left Behind Cat

What inspired Ramona's idea for her book report?

• A TV commercial

• A conversation with her sister

• A movie she watched

• A book she read

What did Ramona create for her book report presentation?

• Cat masks

• A puppet show

• A poster

• A diorama

How did Ramona's classmates react to her book report presentation?

• They were bored

• They laughed and enjoyed it

• They were confused

• They ignored it

What did Ramona mistakenly believe Mrs. Whaley called her?

• A star student

• A genius

• A troublemaker

• A nuisance