WorksheetsTales of a Fourth Grade Nothing, chpts. 1-2
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
What skill do you use to look at how things are alike?
compare
contrast
cause
effect
What skill do you use to look at how things are different?
compare
contrast
cause
effect
to make something known to the public
mumble
insult
reptile
advertise
a television or radio advertisement
complain
commercial
insult
text structure
express dissatisfaction or annoyance
complain
contrast
commercial
advertise
a disrespectful remark
reptile
text structure
commercial
insult
cold-blooded animal that breathes air and is usually covered with scales
mammal
amphibian
reptile
bird
mumble
say something in a loud voice
shout
say something quietly and difficult to understand
speak in a different language
how information in a non-fiction passage is organized
inference
text structure
question
conclusions
The suffix -ian means...
a person who
full of
belief
in a way
A person who plays music is...
musicist
musicism
musician
musicous
the suffix that means "belief"
-ian
-ist
-ial
-ism
Having a belief in high ideals is...
idealism
idealian
idealful
idealation
A person who does magic is...
magicist
magicism
magicous
magician
Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing is told in what point of view?
fourth person
third person
second person
first person
The main character of Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing is
Dribble
Fudge
Peter Warren Hatcher
Jimmy Fargo
How did Peter get his pet turtle, Dribble?
He won him at Jimmy's birthday party.
He found him in a swamp behind his house.
He bought him from Henry Belveheimer.
He traded his baseball bat for him.
What is Peter's biggest problem?
Fourth grade is really hard.
His parents give him too many chores.
He isn't good enough to be on the baseball team.
His brother, Fudge.
