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WorksheetsGold Spring Semester Final Exam Review
Total questions: 125
Worksheet time: 6hrs 15mins
The book Making Art for Fish is a nonfiction story. Nonfiction stories ...
could have actually happened to real people or animals in a believable setting
contains elements that don't exist in the real world and deal with the consequences of technological and scientific advances
is based on facts and real events
set in an imaginary universe where the supernatural and magical creatures are common
On page 7 of Making Art for Fish, the author writes " 'Our coral reefs are facing some GRAVE threats,' he explained. People are damaging them, often by mistake." Which definition of the word GRAVE is being used in the sentence?
a place of burial for a dead body
a place where a broken or discarded object lies
giving cause for alarm; serious
serious or solemn in manner or appearance; somber
What is the genre of the Making Art for Fish?
Non-fiction
Fiction
Realistic Fiction
Folklore
What is the message of the book Making Art for Fish?
imagining yourself in historical events can make history more interesting
there are creative ways to preserve the underwater world for both future sea life and future humans
there is always something new to learn
animals adapt to their surroundings in order to improve their ability to survive
After reading Making Art for Fish, why did the artist Jason deCaries Taylor, decide to make artwork for sea life?
he wanted to draw attention away from coral reefs so they will be protected
he wanted the coral to grow on his art
he wanted more people to see his artwork
he loved making sculptures and ran out of space to put them
How can people view Jason deCaries Taylor artwork from the book Making Art for Fish?
By visiting the Museum of Modern Art in New York City
By scuba diving
Watching his YouTube channel
Visiting his Instagram page
After reading the book, Making Art for Fish, what is a sculpture?
a manmade, underwater object that encourages sea life to grow on it
something that plants, animals, and people need to eat in order to live, grow, and be healthy
a three-dimensional work of art
something that looks like a feather
The Pocket Watch is a fantasy which/which is...
could have actually happened to real people or animals in a believable setting
based on facts and real events
contains elements that don't exist in the real world and deal with the consequences of technological and scientific advances
set in an imaginary universe where the supernatural and magical creatures are common
"All around his grandfather's old house, newer houses and garages and lawns sprawled. Which definition of the word sprawled is being used in the sentence?
sit, lie, or fall with one's arms and legs spread out in an ungainly or awkward way
spread out over a large area in an untidy or irregular way
to creep or clamber awkwardly
to lie thrashing or tossing about
"Just as the bull charged forward like a two-ton catapult, Jake's back bumped into something. The fence!" Which definition of the word catapult is being used in the sentence?
a forked stick with an elastic band fastened to the two prongs, used by children for shooting small stones; a slingshot
hurl or launch (something) in a specified direction with or as if with a catapult
move suddenly or at great speed as though hurled by a catapult
a military machine worked by a lever and ropes for hurling large stones or other missiles
"Across the yard, a big red barn loomed. Everything was different." Which definition of the word loomed is being used in the sentence?
(of an event regarded as ominous or threatening) seem about to happen
appear as a shadowy form, especially one that is large or threatening
the dim reflection by cloud or haze of a light which is not directly visible, e.g. from a lighthouse over the horizon
a hand-operated or power-driven apparatus for weaving fabrics, containing harnesses, lay, reed, shuttles, treadles, etc
What is the message of the book The Pocket Watch?
Older people have some useful things to share.
Animals adapt to their surroundings in order to improve their ability to survive
There are creative ways to preserve the underwater world for future sea life and future humans
Imagining yourself in historical events can make history more interesting
How does the author show you that time has changed in the book The Pocket Watch?
"When Jake looked up from the watch, the other houses and lawns had disappeared."
"The scent of cut hay drifted toward him."
"'Don't turn your back on him!' the boy yelled. 'Just back up, slow."
"Nothing could make Jake go back in that field. His heart still pounded like a giant watch."
In the book The Pocket Watch, the text feature used in the book is the ...?
Table of contents
Use of thought bubbles
Pictures or images on each page
Using words for sounds
Who was the boy about Jake's age who saved him from the bull in the book The Pocket Watch?
His best friend
His grandfather
His dad
A stranger
What does the author do to show you that Jake has changed by the end of the book The Pocket Watch?
Jake couldn't hide how bored he felt
He thought about the watch hands spinning backwards
Jake was back in his own time
Jake listened to his grandfather's story patiently
"Cradling the watch in his hand, he sat down to listen." Which definition of the word of cradling was used in the sentence?
a wooden or iron framework, typically one used as structural support in a ceiling
hold gently and protectively
be the place of origin of
place (a phone receiver) in its cradle
"A fenced-in pasture stretched between Jake and the people." Which definition of the word pasture is being used in the sentence?
used to refer to a person's situation in life
land covered with grass and other low plants suitable for grazing animals, especially cattle or sheep
(of animals) graze
force someone to retire
Glow-In-The-Dark Animals is a nonfiction book which/ which is ...
could have actually happened to real people or animals in a believable setting
based on facts and real events
contains elements that don't exist in the real world and deal with the consequences of technological and scientific advances
set in an imaginary universe where the supernatural and magical creatures are common
What is the message of the book Glow-In-The-Dark Animals?
Older people have some useful things to share.
Animals adapt to their surroundings in order to improve their ability to survive
There are creative ways to preserve the underwater world for future sea life and future humans
Imagining yourself in historical events can make history more interesting
What is the definition of the word bioluminescent?
giving out light - emitting light
make light or make something glow
the emission of light from living organisms
containing a substance that light up when they are combined
"The attacker usually gets scared and confused by the wildly moving arms and flashing lights. It swims away as fast as it can. Sometimes, however, the predator does not leave so easily." What is the definition of the word predator as it was used in the sentence?
an animal that naturally preys on others
a person or group that ruthlessly exploits others
a company that tries to take over another
an overbearing, greedy, or selfish person
According to the book Glow-In-The-Dark Animals, luminous creatures make light to do all of the following EXCEPT ...?
find a mate
find food
help them survive
clean the ocean
According to the book Glow-In-The-Dark Animals, the anglerfish uses light to ...?
defend itself
see in the dark
attract its dinner
find a mate
In the book Glow-In-The-Dark Animals, headings are used to summarize the big idea of each section. Which of the following was a heading in the book?
Investigating the Watch
What is Hypnosis?
The Key to Survival
Competition as a Way of Life
All of the following are animals that glow in the dark EXCEPT ...?
Firefly
Railroad worm
Vampire squid
Coral
According to the book Glow-In-The-Dark Animals, when an anglerfish gets hungry, it turns on its __________ light and waits for other creatures to swim up to check it out.
blue
white
yellow
green
Both stories in the double-sided book, Holding Up the Sky and Coyote's Dinner, is told by...
the narrator
the coyote
the mouse
a zebra
After reading the book, Fake Cake, what genre is this book?
Nonfiction
Fiction
Graphic novel
Biography
In Holding Up the Sky and Coyote's Dinner, you find out what the word bueno means by using
text features
a glossary on the title page
the narrator explaining what the Spanish words mean
the Mouse character to define the words from another language
In the double-sided book Holding Up the Sky and Coyote's Dinner, what type of character is Mouse?
Honest
Clever
Caring
Trusting
In the double-sided book Holding Up the Sky and Coyote's Dinner, what type of character is Coyote?
Honest
Clever
Caring
Trusting
What is the definition of a trickster tale?
A story that features a smaller or weaker animal or person who is threatened by a larger and stronger animal or person
The smaller animal has to play a trick to survive
All of the answer choices with a response in it
None of the answer choices qualify
What is the message/lesson learned from reading the book Holding Up the Sky and Coyote's Dinner?
Cleverness can be more effective than physical size and strength when solving problems
When someone intentionally deceives others, it's hard to be sympathetic when things don't work out as planned
People tell stories for a variety of reasons
Be kind to those you love
What are some text features found in the book Holding Up the Sky and Coyote's Dinner?
Illustrations
Inside Back cover, Back cover
Front cover
All of the answer choices
In the book, Holding Up the Sky, Mouse tricks the Coyote into NOT eating him by
tricking him into thinking he could be a hero if he holds up the sky instead
tricking him into believing he could eat a reflection of the moon instead
tricking him into chasing him then falling off of a cliff
tricking him into running into a cave where a cougar was living
In the book, Coyote's Dinner, Mouse tricks the Coyote into NOT eating him by
tricking him into thinking he could be a hero if he holds up the sky instead
tricking him into believing he could eat a reflection of the moon instead
tricking him into chasing him then falling off of a cliff
tricking him into running into a cave where a cougar was living
In the double-sided book, Holding Up the Sky and Coyote's Dinner, the Coyote "moved into place under the LEDGE". How would you define the word ledge?
a narrow horizontal surface projecting from a wall, cliff, or other surfaces
(especially of a small animal or child) run with quick light steps, especially through fear or excitement
a small piece or amount of food; a mouthful
richly verdant or opulent
In the double-sided book, Holding Up the Sky and Coyote's Dinner, the Mouse "SCAMPERED away". How would you define the word scamper?
a narrow horizontal surface projecting from a wall, cliff, or other surfaces
(especially of a small animal or child) run with quick light steps, especially through fear or excitement
a small piece or amount of food; a mouthful
richly verdant or opulent
In the double-sided book, Holding Up the Sky and Coyote's Dinner, the Coyote asks "What could be more delicious than this little MORSEL of mouse I see in front of my nose"? How would you define the word morsel?
a narrow horizontal surface projecting from a wall, cliff, or other surfaces
(especially of a small animal or child) run with quick light steps, especially through fear or excitement
a small piece or amount of food; a mouthful
richly verdant or opulent
In the double-sided book, Holding Up the Sky and Coyote's Dinner, when the Coyote was looking for something to eat, he found a "LUSCIOUS bunch of grass near a pond". How would you define the word luscious?
a narrow horizontal surface projecting from a wall, cliff, or other surfaces
(especially of a small animal or child) run with quick light steps, especially through fear or excitement
a small piece or amount of food; a mouthful
richly verdant or opulent
Who is telling the story in the book Fake Cake?
Mika
Greg
Shari
Mrs. Darling
After reading the book, Fake Cake, what type of person is Greg?
Shy
Bossy
Honest
Clever
After reading the book, Fake Cake, what type of person is Mika?
Shy
Bossy
Honest
Clever
After reading the book, Fake Cake, what did the main character put into the cake?
Marshmallows
Paper Towels
Butter
All of the answer choices
What is the definition of a realistic fiction book?
A story that could have actually occurred to people or animals in a believable setting
A story that contains facts and/or research
a story that is written like a comic book
a story told about someone or something's life
After reading the book, Fake Cake, name the problem the characters have in the story?
The cake has a big pit in it
Shari tries to buy the cake before anyone else but she doesn't
Mrs. Darling buys the cake and brings it out during a neighborhood block party
All of the answer choices
What is the message/lesson learned from reading the book Fake Cake?
Cleverness can be more effective than physical size and strength when solving problems
When someone intentionally deceives others, it's hard to be sympathetic when things don't work out as planned
People tell stories for a variety of reasons
Be kind to those you love
After reading Fake Cake, why did the main character and their best friend decide to bake a cake instead of working on the clean-up crew for the bake sale?
Mika tried to tell him what to do
Their teacher told them to
Their Mom taught them how to bake a cake
Their Dad owns a bakery
After reading the book Fake Cake, what happened at the end of the story?
The main character tried to tell about the cake but Mrs. Darling didn't listen
Mika pretended that she baked the cake instead
The main character and their best friend left without a word
All of the answer choice
After reading the book Fake Cake, how did Mrs. Darling end up with the main character's cake?
She bought it at the bake sale
She stole it from the bake sale
She told her daughter to put it to the side for her
She pushed a child out of the way so she could buy it first
In the book, Fake Cake, when the main character tried to bake a cake, they thought the cake looked "PATHETIC". How would you define the word pathetic?
miserably inadequate; of very low standard
something intended to distract someone's attention from something more important
speak or write with effusiveness or exaggerated enthusiasm
take responsibility for providing or arranging
In the book, Fake Cake, when the main character's best friend saw that Mrs. Darling bought his cake, she asked "Want me make a DIVERSION while you snatch the cake". How would you define the word diversion?
miserably inadequate; of very low standard
something intended to distract someone's attention from something more important
speak or write with effusiveness or exaggerated enthusiasm
take responsibility for providing or arranging
In the book, Fake Cake, Mrs. Darling GUSHED " I want you all to admire this beautiful cake before we slice into it". How would you define the word gushed?
miserably inadequate; of very low standard
something intended to distract someone's attention from something more important
speak or write with effusiveness or exaggerated enthusiasm
take responsibility for providing or arranging
In the book, Fake Cake, the main character brought his cake while Mika was off ORGANIZING something else. How would you define the word organizing?
miserably inadequate; of very low standard
something intended to distract someone's attention from something more important
speak or write with effusiveness or exaggerated enthusiasm
take responsibility for providing or arranging
After reading Book 17: Trying Out, which list of words are related to the game of basketball?
rebound, foul, shot
goal, shot, puck
pass, tackle, score
base, catcher, inning
After reading Book 17: Trying Out, which sentence includes an opinion?
Coach Akmed is tough on kids
Art and Chen walked home together
Art grabbed two rebounds
Chen did not make the basketball team
In Book 17: Trying Out, where do Art and Chen go to school?
Lincoln High School
Lincoln Middle School
Lincoln School for the Performing Arts
Lincoln Junior High School
In Book 17: Trying Out, Coach Akmed wanted Art to be more aggressive. Which sentence shows aggressive behavior?
Art pictured himself shooting hops aloe on the playground
A kid slammed into Art and threw him off
Art made two shots without banging into the kid guarding him
Art pushed himself to play hard
In Book 18: The Turning Point, who is Rina?
Sabrina's sister
Lucy's mother
Sabrina
Audrina
After reading Book 18: The Turning Point, what message can you learn from this story?
If you want to be a winner, you need to build stamina
Friendship is more important than winning
Don't try out for a team if they are already full
You need to act like a friend to make friends
In Book 18: The Turning Point, Lucy's dad ...
criticized her
congratulated her
was proud of her
embarrassed her
In Book 17: Trying Out, how did Art feel about trying out for the basketball team?
He was excited! He liked the feeling of being a part of a team.
He was disappointed because he didn't make the team.
He was uncertain because he was afraid he wouldn't make the team.
He was frightened of how the kids would treat him.
After reading Book 17: Trying Out, what word best describes Coach Akmed?
timid
tough
amusing
irritating
After reading Book 17: Trying Out, what genre is the book?
Non-fiction
Play
Realistic Fiction
Historical Fiction
In Book 17: Trying Out, why did Art decide to NOT be on the basketball again?
The other guys on the team didn't like him
The coach was too tough
His best friend didn't want to hang out with him anymore
His friend didn't make the team
After reading Book 17: Trying Out, what type of basketball player did Coach Akmed say he wanted on the team?
tall, experienced players
aggressive, hard-working players
players that would foul
players that would be a great shot
To what genre does Book 18: The Turning Point belong?
Non-Fiction
Play
Realistic Fiction
Historical fiction
What move did Lucy help Sabrina with at the end of the book The Turning Point?
turns
flips
jump shot
home run
On page 6 in the book The Turning Point, "Lucy worked on building STAMINA for longer laps".
Which definition of STAMINA is being used in the sentence?
Resistance to fatigue or tiredness or to disease
having a good knowledge of
move suddenly and powerfully forward or upward
jump or dive quickly and energetically
On page 12 in the book The Turning Point, "As soon as Lucy hit the water, she stopped feeling shaky and focused on a FAMILIAR task".
Which definition of FAMILIAR is being used in the sentence?
Resistance to fatigue or tiredness or to disease
having a good knowledge of
move suddenly and powerfully forward or upward
jump or dive quickly and energetically
On page 12 in the book The Turning Point, "Sabrina SURGED ahead near the end of the first lap".
Which definition of SURGED is being used in the sentence?
Resistance to fatigue or tiredness or to disease
having a good knowledge of
move suddenly and powerfully forward or upward
jump or dive quickly and energetically
On page 3 in the book The Turning Point, Lucy "PLUNGED in, feeling at home in the water".
Which definition of PLUNGED is being used in the sentence?
Resistance to fatigue or tiredness or to disease
having a good knowledge of
move suddenly and powerfully forward or upward
jump or dive quickly and energetically
On page 6 in the book Trying Out, Coach Akmed states "Push harder and get AGGRESSIVE from now on".
Which definition of AGGRESSIVE is being used in the sentence?
ready or likely to attack or confront
to catch a pass thrown by (an opponent)
very
sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations
On page 8 in the book Trying Out, Art "grabbed two rebounds, INTERCEPTED a pass, and made two easy shots".
Which definition of INTERCEPTED is being used in the sentence?
ready or likely to attack or confront
to catch a pass thrown by (an opponent)
very
sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations
On page 16 in the book Trying Out, when Art told his friend, Chen, what he'd done, Chen stated "I bet the coach thinks you're SERIOUSLY crazy."
Which definition of SERIOUSLY is being used in the sentence?
ready or likely to attack or confront
to catch a pass thrown by (an opponent)
very
sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations
On page 16 in the book Trying Out, when Art told his friend, Chen, what he'd done, Chen stated "I bet the coach thinks you're SERIOUSLY crazy."
Which definition of SERIOUSLY is being used in the sentence?
ready or likely to attack or confront
to catch a pass thrown by (an opponent)
very
sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations
In Book 17: Trying Out, Art has a dilemma he has to solve. What is his problem?
Art had to decide if he wanted to be Chen's friend
Art had to decide if he wanted to be on the team when his best friend, Chen, did not
Art had to decide if he wanted to accept the job or not
Art had to decide if he wanted to play basketball with racist teammates
After reading Book 18: The Turning Point, Lucy feels lucky that her parents ...
leave her alone with her thoughts
left gifts in her room to celebrate her birthday
congratulates her even though they don't know whether or not she'd made the team
fix her favorite meal for dinner the night she tried out for the team
In Book 18: The Turning Point, Lucy tries out for the __________ team
golf
basketball
softball
swim
Book 19: The Story of Naismith's Game is a __________ book.
Nonfiction
Fiction
Mystery
Fantasy
Which summary below is the BEST one for book 19: The Story of Naismith's Game?
The main character has moved to a new city and is trying out for the local swim team hoping to make new friends
This story explains how basketball was invented and came to be one of the world's most favorite sports
This story tells how the main character solves the problems of surviving in a harsh environment
The main character and his friend try out for the basketball team and one of the friends make the team and the other doesn't so the one who makes the team must decide what is most important to him
Which summary below is the BEST one for book 20: The Thorny Dragon?
The main character has moved to a new city and is trying out for the local swim team hoping to make new friends
This story explains how basketball was invented and came to be one of the world's most favorite sports
This story tells how the main character solves the problems of surviving in a harsh environment
The main character and his friend try out for the basketball team and one of the friends make the team and the other doesn't so the one who makes the team must decide what is most important to him
Book 20: The Thorny Dragon is a __________ book.
Nonfiction
Fiction
Mystery
Fantasy
Book 20: The Thorny Dragon is a graphic novel. A graphic novel is
a novel in comic-strip format
a book-length story
a long short story
a story that can be read in one setting
What is the message of Book 19: The Story of Naismith's Game?
Art created from nature can honor both nature and humans
Animals need to adapt to their environments in order to survive
A pressing need and a moment of inspiration led to the invention of one of the most popular sports in the world today
Solving problems requires careful study in order to develop strong situations
What is the message of Book 20: The Thorny Dragon?
Art created from nature can honor both nature and humans
Animals need to adapt to their environments in order to survive
A pressing need and a moment of inspiration led to the invention of one of the most popular sports in the world today
Solving problems requires careful study in order to develop strong situations
What text features can be found in Book 19: The Story of Naismith's Game?
Pictures and captions
Headings & Sub Headings
Table of contents
All of the answer choices
What text features can be found in Book 20: The Thorny Dragons?
Pictures and captions
Headings & Sub Headings
Table of contents & Glossary
All of the answer choices
If I wanted to find out how Naismith came up with the game of basketball, under which topic would I look on the Table of Contents?
Naismith's Problem
The Idea
The First Game
The Game Catches On
If I wanted to find out what thorny dragons eat, under which topic would I look on the Table of Contents?
Protection from Predators
Groovy Skin
Ants for Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Dragons in the Desert
Read the following sentence:
From that day on, the students no longer hated gym class. Soon, SPECTATORS began filling the gym each day to watch.
How would you define the word SPECTATOR from this sentence?
a person who watches at a show, game, or other event
self-assured
feeling, showing or involving a hopeless sense that a situation is so bad as to be impossible to deal with.
write or draw (something) carelessly or hurriedly
Which of the following demonstrates how Naismith's game in the past is DIFFERENT from the game of basketball today?
Then: Players could not run with the ball vs Now: Dribbling the ball to move the ball forward
Then: Nine players per team vs Now: Five players per team
Then: Peach baskets vs. Now: Hoops with nets
All of the answer choices provided
Read the following sentence:
Now it was time for the test. Would the game work in the real world with real players? Naismith felt CONFIDENT.
How would you define the word CONFIDENT from this sentence?
a person who watches at a show, game, or other event
self-assured
feeling, showing or involving a hopeless sense that a situation is so bad as to be impossible to deal with.
write or draw (something) carelessly or hurriedly
What is the definition of a nonfiction book?
a story that contains only facts and real events
a story where all or part of it comes from the author's imagination
a story involving magic and adventure, especially in a setting other than the real world
the traditional beliefs, customs, and stories of a community passed through the generations by word of mouth
What is the definition of a fiction book?
a story that contains only facts and real events
a story where all or part of it comes from the author's imagination
a story involving magic and adventure, especially in a setting other than the real world
the traditional beliefs, customs, and stories of a community passed through the generations by word of mouth
If I wanted to find out where thorny dragons live, under which topic would I look on the Table of Contents?
Protection from Predators
Groovy Skin
Ants for Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Dragons in the Desert
According to Book 20: The Thorny Dragons, thorny dragons only eat __________.
grass
sand
leaves
ants
Read the following sentence:
Thorny dragons spend a lot of time in open, sandy areas whee there are few places to hide. But they have many features that help them stay safe from PREDATORS - other animals that want to eat them.
How would you define the word PREDATORS from this sentence?
an enclosed space or cavity
a piece of electronic equipment that sends out information
an animal that hunts, catches, and eats other animals
coloring that hides an animal by helping it blend in with its surroundings
Thorny dragons have many features that help them stay safe from predators. Which of the following keeps dragons safe?
False head
Spines
Camouflage
All of the answer choices provided
Book 21: Double Double Trouble Trouble is a ___________ story.
Nonfiction
Fiction
Fantasy
Folktale
Book 22: The Great Tug-of-War is a ___________ story.
Nonfiction
Fiction
Fantasy
Folktale
Which of the following is the BEST summary of Book 22: The Great Tug-of-War?
The main character bargains with his teacher so he won't have to do the class reading assignment, but as the month gets longer, so does his assignments
The book tells the story of how a sport was invented and came to be a favorite sport
The main character gets bullied by the biggest kid in school. He knows he can't beat the bully in a fight, so he thinks up a clever scheme to trick him
This book explains how the thorny dragon solves the problems of surviving in a harsh environment
Which of the following is the BEST summary of Book 21: Double Double Trouble Trouble?
The main character bargains with his teacher so he won't have to do the class reading assignment, but as the month gets longer, so does his assignments
The book tells the story of how a sport was invented and came to be a favorite sport
The main character gets bullied by the biggest kid in school. He knows he can't beat the bully in a fight, so he thinks up a clever scheme to trick him
This book explains how the thorny dragon solves the problems of surviving in a harsh environment
What is the message of Book 21: Double Double Trouble Trouble?
Brains can beat brawn
Be careful when making deals
A pressing need and a moment of inspiration led to the invention of one of the most popular sports in the world today
Animals need to adapt to their environments in order to survive
What is the message of Book 22: The Great Tug-of-War?
Brains can beat brawn
Be careful when making deals
A pressing need and a moment of inspiration led to the invention of one of the most popular sports in the world today
Animals need to adapt to their environments in order to survive
What text features can be found in book 21: Double Double Trouble Trouble?
Table of Contents & Glossary
Photos & Captions
Headings and/or subheadings
All of the answer choice provided
What text features can be found in book 22: The Great Tug-of-War?
Table of Contents & Glossary
Drawings
Headings and/or subheadings
All of the answer choice provided
Why is book 21: Double Double Trouble Trouble considered to be a HUMOROUS story?
The main character does funny and crazy things to fulfill his part of the deal he made with his teacher
The main character deals with the issue he has with another student at his school in a funny way
The author tells a lot of jokes in the story
The drawings are funny looking
Why is book 22: The Great Tug-of-War considered to be a HUMOROUS story?
The main character does funny and crazy things to fulfill his part of the deal he made with his teacher
The main character deals with the issue he has with another student at his school in a funny way
The author tells a lot of jokes in the story
The drawings are funny looking
Why is book 21: Double Double Trouble Trouble considered to be a HUMOROUS story?
The main character does funny and crazy things to fulfill his part of the deal he made with his teacher
The main character deals with the issue he has with another student at his school in a funny way
The author tells a lot of jokes in the story
The drawings are funny looking
Why is book 22: The Great Tug-of-War considered to be a HUMOROUS story?
The main character does funny and crazy things to fulfill his part of the deal he made with his teacher
The main character deals with the issue he has with another student at his school in a funny way
The author tells a lot of jokes in the story
The drawings are funny looking
Why is book 22: The Great Tug-of-War considered to be a HUMOROUS story?
The main character does funny and crazy things to fulfill his part of the deal he made with his teacher
The main character deals with the issue he has with another student at his school in a funny way
The author tells a lot of jokes in the story
The drawings are funny looking
What deal does the main character make with his teacher in the book Double Double Trouble Trouble?
The main character agrees to help the new student get around school safely
The main character agrees to give his snacks to a classmate
The main character agrees to behave in the gym for a whole week
The main character has to double the number of words he reads for each assignment he completes for a whole month
After reading the book Double Double Trouble Trouble, the main character's teacher tells him to "commence or capitulate."
What does the word CAPITULATE mean?
to begin, start
to give up or stop
To inhale suddenly with the mouth open, out of pain or surprise
an animal's natural coloring or form that enables it to blend in with its surroundings
After reading the book The Great Tug-of-War, the main character's schoolmates GASPED because they did not believe he could win his tug-of-war match.
What does the word GASPED mean?
to begin, start
to give up or stop
To inhale suddenly with the mouth open, out of pain or surprise
an animal's natural coloring or form that enables it to blend in with its surroundings
After reading the book Double Double Trouble Trouble, which of the following subjects do you learn the main character likes at school?
Gym
Reading
Math
Science
After reading book 22: The Great Tug-of-War, what is a tug-of-war?
a story created from the author's imagination though it may be based on a true story or situation
A contest in which two teams pull at opposite ends of a rope until one drags the other over a central line
to give up
to begin or start
How does the main character in Book 22: The Great Tug-of-War beat the bully in the tug-of-war contest?
The main character tells his teacher that he was being bullied and the bully gets suspended from school
The main character and his best friend gets him in trouble with a teacher so he can't participate in the tug-of-war
The main character pretends he's sick so his mom will come and pick him up from school early
The main character ties the end of the rope around a tree and cuts the rope halfway through
Why is the book The Great Tug-of-War considered to be a FICTIONAL story?
A story created from the author's imagination, though it may be based on a true story or situation
A story based on facts and things that really happened to
A story that is written like a comic book
A story told about someone or something's life
Who is the main character in BOTH book 21: Double Double Trouble Trouble AND Book 22: The Great Tug-of-War?
Mouse
Nick
Fergus
Ms. Mallow
How much time passed during the book 22: The Great Tug-of-War?
One month
Two weeks
One day
One school year
How much time passed during the book 21: Double Double Trouble Trouble?
One month
Two weeks
One day
One school year
On page 7 of Making Art for Fish, the author writes " 'Our coral reefs are facing some GRAVE threats,' he explained. People are damaging them, often by mistake." Which definition of the word GRAVE is being used in the sentence?
a place of burial for a dead body
a place where a broken or discarded object lies
giving cause for alarm; serious
serious or solemn in manner or appearance; somber
On page 6 of the book Making Art for Fish, the author writes "Jason has created dozens of underwater sculptures in the past few years. He places them in SHALLOW, warm ocean water, just like real coral reefs." Which definition of the word SHALLOW is being used in the sentence?
of little depth
not exhibiting, requiring, or capable of serious thought
having little extension inward or backward
displacing comparatively little air
