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WorksheetsFrindle - Chapters 10-12
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 2hrs 15mins
How can the students tell that Mrs. Granger does not even check their punishment anymore?
They know there are too many papers to check.
They write too much on their homework, giving Mrs. Granger too much to grade.
Students are inserting the word “frindle” several times in their papers.
They know she has given up the battle with “frindle.”
Oh jeepers! Nick is famous now! Is that a good thing or a bad thing? Explain why.
Which sentence from the chapter best shows that Mrs. Chatham is nervous about Judy?
Mrs. Freed pursed her lips and narrowed her eyes.
“Well, we do still have a little problem, but it’s under control.”
The principal’s laugh sounded phony to Judy Morgan.
Mrs. Chatham couldn’t very well keep the reporter away from Mrs. Granger.
Why does Judy decide to work on a news story about the word “frindle”?
She chose to work on that instead of something that sounded boring.
Her daughter stayed after school for detention, so she wanted to find out more.
Judy saw the ruined class picture, and she knew who it was from.
The sign Mrs. Granger posted caught Judy’s attention.
How did all of Westfield find out about the word “frindle”?
Mrs. Granger was fired, and everyone asked for the reason.
Everyone saw a TV news story about the word.
Nick painted the word “frindle” on every wall in town.
A newspaper article about the word was delivered to every address.
Why did Mrs. Allen push down on Nick’s foot during the news interview?
She saw a bug on his foot.
She did not trust Nick to answer the question appropriately.
She wanted Nick to answer the question.
It was a signal for the news crew to move on to the next question.
Why was Nick uncomfortable after the newspaper story came out?
He felt that everyone was observing him.
David Letterman wanted to interview him on TV.
Nick knew that Mrs. Granger also read the newspaper story.
Students at the high school also started using the word “frindle.”
What is Frindle?
a pen
a book
a book and a pen
a monster, but a cute one that's helpful, but a monster nonetheless
a code word that makes your teacher have to buy you donuts with sprinkles (and even coffee if you add "frindle-windle")
If you could have the word "trandlebork" mean anything, what would it mean?
