WorksheetsFrindle Chapter 10-11 Rapid Fire with Vocabulary
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 30mins
Why did Judy Morgan pay Nick’s school a visit?
To inspect the classrooms for the school superintendent.
To go undercover as a student.
To report on the use of the word frindle.
To rid the school of all its pens so no one could say frindle.
Who got questioned about the use of the word frindle?
Mrs. Granger, Mrs. Chatham and various students.
Manny the custodian, Mrs. Avery and various students
Janet Fisk
Bud Lawrence
Who is most likely to have sent a photo of the fifth grade class to Judy?
Mrs. Granger
Mrs. Chatham
Janet Fisk
Nick Allen
Who got angrily asked, “What is the meaning of this?” about a news story in the Westfield Gazette?
Mrs. Chatham by the school superintendent
Mrs. Granger by Mrs. Chatham
Nick Allen by his mother
All of the above
What did some of the students who were punished write instead of “I am writing this punishment with a pen?”
“I am writing this punishment because of free speech.”
“I am writing this punishment with a frindle.”
“I am writing this punishment because teachers just don’t understand kids.”
“I am writing this punishment because blah blah blah blah blah!”
The word “merely” means
Happily and sincerely
Only as indicated, simply
Primly and properly
Almost but not quite
In the following sentence, the word “royalty” means ______.
“That’s a fair royalty, generous for that kind of deal.”
Relating to kings and queens
Relating to great wealth and lineage
A share paid to inventors for the use of their work
A name, symbol, or other mark used to show who made a product
The word preliminary means:
Coming before, so as to prepare for something else.
To agree to pay for a certain number of issues of a publication such as a magazine
Main, chief
Simply
Investment means:
Another way of saying invention
A name, symbol, or other mark used to show who made a product
One who manages or directs
Money that’s spent in order to make a profit or achieve something
Ruckus means:
Clever invention
Private discussion
Noisy, often angry, disturbance
A share of money
