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WorksheetsManiac Magee - Ch. 17-21
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
What happened to Maniac while the children were playing in the fire hydrant water?
One of the older boys tried to drown Maniac
The police stopped and asked him what he was doing in the East End.
He slipped and broke his leg.
An old man called him "Whitey" and told him to go back to his own kind.
What was on the wall of the Beales' house a few days later?
Go Away Maniac
Maniac with an "X" across it
Fishbelly Go Home in chalk
Beales Love Whitey
Amanda and Maniac had an argument. What did Amanda say that she felt sorry for afterwards?
She told Jeffrey that if he left their house he would not be able to get a library card, because he would not have an address.
She told Jeffrey he would never be a real member of her family anyway, so he might as well leave
She told Jeffrey they were only letting him stay because the was a free babysitter for the little kids.
She told Jeffrey he would never find a real home because he was a maniac.
Describe Cobble's Knot.
It was a sneaker lace that had knots from one end to the other
It was a large ball of string that no one had been able to untangle.
It was a necktie that had lot of knots in it.
It was a rope full of square knots. A Boy Scout troop had made it.
What was the prize for untying Cobble's Knot?
The prize for untying it was a free pass to the movie theater for a month.
The prize for untying it was one hundred dollars
The prize for untying it was one large pizza a week for a year.
The prize for untying it was a fifteen minute shopping spree in Cobble's Store.
True or False: Amanda wanted Maniac give the prize to her parents.
True
False
Did Maniac untie the knot?
Yes
No
True or False: The confetti was made from ripped pages from Amanda's Encyclopedia
True
False
True or False: Maniac thought the right thing for him to do was to get whoever made the confetti.
True
False
Describe the way Maniac left town
He ran on the P&W track.
Mr. Beale drove him
He rode Amanda's bicycle.
He walked down the middle of Hector Street.
