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Worksheets"Scout's Honor" Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
From what they say and do, you can tell that the three characters are most concerned about...
listening to their teachers.
listening to their parents.
listening to their Instagram friends.
being tough.
What detail helps you predict that the boys will have problems on the subway?
The map is folded incorrectly.
The map looks like a noodle factory.
The map reader has bad vision.
The map is missing a huge part of the text.
What is the main conflict of the story?
Mr. Brenkman tells their parents that they lied to them.
The Boy Scouts are kicking the boys out.
The boys have to camp outside overnight for the first time.
Horse brings his mattress camping with them.
Why does the narrator want to complete Scout Craft?
He wants his parents to trust him.
He wants to prove he can be popular and have lots of friends.
He wants to prove he is as tough as his friends.
He wants to show Mr. Brenkman he is not scared.
Why do the boys miss their final subway stop?
They are reading a comic book.
Max’s compass points only north.
They are too busy eating.
Horse forgets his mattress.
Which detail helps you predict that the
narrator will have trouble making a fire?
It is growing too dark to see.
Everything is wet from the rain.
He keeps his matches in his pocket.
Max and Horse build a lean-to over
him.
The narrator is ashamed to admit he wants to go home because he is afraid that...
Max and Horse will tell on him.
Horse will blame him for being sick.
He won't earn his scout badge.
His friends will think he is weak.
The end of the story reveals how the characters have changed. What was their greatest change?
They are no longer friends.
They appreciate camping in the rain.
They are no longer competing to see who is the toughest.
They tell their parents about the lie they told.
How does the narrator react when Horse announces he doesn't feel so good?
He throws up.
He suggests they go home.
He suggests they find a doctor.
He decides to call his parents.
What is one message the author conveys in the story Scout's Honor.
In order to be tough you must do things on your own.
Metal toughness is sometimes more important as physical toughness.
Sometimes it's ok to tell a lie.
Friends should agree with each other no matter what.
