WorksheetsWednesday Wars January
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 24mins
What Shakespeare play is Holling learning about in January?
The Merchant of Venice
The Tempest
Macbeth
Romeo & Juliet
What had Holling done that caused him to be in such a good mood for testing?
He got hot chocolate.
Mrs. Baker started talking to him again.
He hit Doug Swieteck's brother with a snowball.
He aced his Macbeth test.
What photo appears in the newspaper at the beginning of the chapter?
Mrs. Baker and Mickey Mantle.
Holling in his yellow tights.
The Baker Sporting Emporium.
Vietnam War photos.
What is the newspaper headline about Holling?
NY Standardized Achievement Test results.
The snow and ice storm.
Holling is called a hero for rescuing his sister.
Mickey Mantle and the Yankees.
At the beginning of "January," Holling interrupts the action in the story to tell the readers how Doug got his black eye. Holling begins, "So here's what happened." This is an example of which signpost?
Aha Moment
Words of the Wiser
Tough Question
Memory Moment
What phrase is an example of "Again and Again" in the January chapter?
"Good old Meryl Lee."
"So here's what happened."
"So dumb."
What is the main purpose of reading "The Wednesday Wars"?
To analyze the historical context of the Vietnam War
To understand the development of Holling Hoodhood
To learn about Shakespeare's plays
To explore the geography of Long Island
What can you infer about Holling's relationship with Mrs. Baker?
Holling dislikes Mrs. Baker because she gives too much homework.
Holling and Mrs. Baker develop a mutual respect over time.
Mrs. Baker is indifferent to Holling's struggles.
Holling is afraid of Mrs. Baker throughout the entire book.
Identify text evidence that shows Holling is unsure about his place in the world.
Holling confidently joins the track team.
Holling often questions why he has to read Shakespeare.
Holling is certain about his future career.
Holling never doubts his friendships.
How does alternating between school and home life develop Holling's character?
It shows that Holling is more successful at home than at school.
It highlights the contrast between Holling's public and private personas.
It emphasizes Holling's academic achievements.
It demonstrates Holling's lack of interest in extracurricular activities.
Why does Holling read Shakespeare in "The Wednesday Wars"?
To improve his vocabulary
To fulfill a school requirement
To bond with Mrs. Baker
To prepare for a play
What is the impact of the Vietnam War on Holling's family?
The war has no impact on Holling's family.
The war causes financial strain on Holling's family.
The war creates tension and fear within Holling's family.
The war leads to a family member being drafted.
What Shakespeare play is Holling learning about in January?
The Merchant of Venice
The Tempest
Macbeth
Romeo & Juliet
What had Holling done that caused him to be in such a good mood for testing?
He got hot chocolate.
Mrs. Baker started talking to him again.
He hit Doug Swieteck's brother with a snowball.
He aced his Macbeth test.
What photo appears in the newspaper at the beginning of the chapter?
Mrs. Baker and Mickey Mantle.
Holling in his yellow tights.
The Baker Sporting Emporium.
Vietnam War photos.
What is the newspaper headline about Holling?
NY Standardized Achievement Test results.
The snow and ice storm.
Holling is called a hero for rescuing his sister.
Mickey Mantle and the Yankees.
At the beginning of 'January,' Holling interrupts the action in the story to tell the readers how Doug got his black eye. Holling begins, 'So here's what happened.' This is an example of which signpost?
Aha Moment
Words of the Wiser
Tough Question
Memory Moment
What phrase is an example of 'Again and Again' in the January chapter?
Good old Meryl Lee.
So here's what happened.
So dumb.
What is the main purpose of reading 'The Wednesday Wars'?
To analyze the historical context of the Vietnam War
To understand the development of Holling Hoodhood
To learn about Shakespeare's plays
To explore the geography of Long Island
What can you infer about Holling's relationship with Mrs. Baker?
Holling dislikes Mrs. Baker because she gives too much homework.
Holling and Mrs. Baker develop a mutual respect over time.
Mrs. Baker is indifferent to Holling's struggles.
Holling is afraid of Mrs. Baker throughout the entire book.
Identify text evidence that shows Holling is unsure about his place in the world.
Holling confidently joins the track team.
Holling often questions why he has to read Shakespeare.
Holling is certain about his future career.
Holling never doubts his friendships.
How does alternating between school and home life develop Holling's character?
It shows that Holling is more successful at home than at school.
It highlights the contrast between Holling's public and private personas.
It emphasizes Holling's academic achievements.
It demonstrates Holling's lack of interest in extracurricular activities.
Why does Holling read Shakespeare in 'The Wednesday Wars'?
To improve his vocabulary
To fulfill a school requirement
To bond with Mrs. Baker
To prepare for a play
What is the impact of the Vietnam War on Holling's family?
The war has no impact on Holling's family.
The war causes financial strain on Holling's family.
The war creates tension and fear within Holling's family.
The war leads to a family member being drafted.
