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Arnie the Doughnut

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which step happened first when Arnie was being made?

a)

deep-fried

b)

iced

c)

cut into ring

d)

cooled

2.

Which step happened third when Arnie was being made?

a)

deep-fried

b)

iced

c)

cut into ring

d)

cooled

3.

Based on the illustration, how does Arnie feel about being an air freshener for Mr. Bing's car?

a)

excited

b)

annoyed

c)

sad

d)

happy

4.

What name does Arnie say he is going to go by in the beginning of the story?

a)

Cool Iced-D

b)

Mr. Doughnut

c)

Sprinkle-D

d)

360 Degrees

5.

Read the sentence from the story. What is the meaning of the underlined word in the story?


"I prefer a more modern look."

a)

old-timey

b)

current

c)

beautiful

d)

traditional

6.

Which character in the story said, "This will be a breeze-- I bet I'm good at lots of stuff!"

a)

Mr. Bing

b)

Arnie

7.

Who was the MAIN character?

a)

Arnie

b)

The baker

8.

How was Arnie feeling at the BEGINNING of the story?

a)

sad

b)

excited

9.

What was the first step in making Arnie at the bakery?

a)

he was cut into a ring

b)

he was fried in oil

10.

Why was Arnie upset with Mr. Bing?

a)

Mr. Bing wanted to eat him

b)

Mr. Bing wanted to throw him in the trash

11.

What was Arnie?

a)

a cookie

b)

a cupcake

c)

a doughnut

12.

What is the main theme of 'Arnie the Doughnut'?

a)

Friendship and acceptance

b)

Adventure and exploration

c)

Mystery and suspense

d)

Competition and rivalry

13.

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Arnie the Doughnut'?

a)

Metaphor

b)

Personification

c)

Hyperbole

d)

Alliteration

14.

What is Arnie's initial reaction to being a doughnut?

a)

He is confused and scared

b)

He is excited and proud

c)

He is sad and lonely

d)

He is angry and rebellious

15.

In 'Arnie the Doughnut', what lesson does Arnie learn by the end of the story?

a)

The importance of teamwork

b)

The value of self-acceptance

c)

The need for constant change

d)

The power of imagination