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WorksheetsAlexander, Who Used to Be Rich
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins
After reading this story, what would you say is Alexander's biggest mistake?
He is rude to his brothers.
He says a naughty word.
He spends all of his money on junk.
He isn't nice to his grandparents.
Where does Alexander get his dollar from?
From his parents.
From his grandparents.
From under the couch.
From his brothers.
What does Alexander want to save his money for?
A Walkie-Talkie
New Gum
Snake Rental
Anthony's Candy Bar
Which of the following shows that Alexander might be a little careless?
He saves all his money.
He tries to make a tooth fall out.
He has two bus tokens.
He drops a nickle, and then breaks a pair of scissors and a butter knife trying to get it back.
Alexander is not good at saving money. How does he show that throughout the story.
He rents a snake for an hour.
He eats Anthony's candy bar.
He buys a bear with one eye, a deck of cards that is missing 2 cards, and a half melted candle.
He loses all of his money by spending it, betting it, or dropping it in the floor.
Why does Alexander want Grandma and Grandpa to come back?
He wants another dollar.
He wants to try dad's lox.
He wants a plant like his mom's.
He wants to give them a one-eyed bear.
Alexander says in the story, "And even when I'm very rich, I know that pretty soon what I'll have is... bus tokens" Why is this statement important to the story?
Alexander's grandparents haven't come yet to give him money.
Alexander already knows what he wants to spend his money on.
Alexander had already all of spent his money at this point. The rest of the story is him retelling the events that came before.
Alexander knows that gum is expensive.
What do you think the central message of Alexander, Who Used to Be Rich Last Sunday is?
You can buy a lot of things with just one dollar.
One person's trash is another person's treasure.
If you are careless with your money, you will wind up unhappy.
You should buy want you want to. Someone will always give you more money.
Which of the following statements could be used as a supporting detail for the central message?
"I always wanted to rent his snake for an hour."
"I bet that I could jump from the top of the stoop and land on my feet."
They brought a dollar for me, a dollar for Nick and a dollar for Anthony..."
"I do not have a dollar anymore. I've got this dopey deck of cards."
How would this story have been different if Alexander could save his money?
Alexander would have saved his money, and the story wouldn't have been funny or entertaining.
Alexander would have bought his own snake.
Alexander would go to college.
Alexander wouldn't have bought a one eyed bear, but something else entirely.
