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Worksheets2025-2026 BoB - part 1
Total questions: 160
Worksheet time: 4hrs 21mins
Cassidy's best friend is special because
he's the most popular kid in school
he's a ghost
he's a cat
he's quarterback of the football team
What do Cassidy's parents do for a living?
They write books about traveling the world.
They write books about living in New York City.
They investigate the paranormal (ghosts).
They write books for children.
How did Cassidy meet Jacob?
He goes to her school.
He lives in her neighborhood.
He saved her when she almost drowned.
He cause her to wreck on her bike one day.
Cassidy can cross over to the land of ghosts using what she calls ...
the Curtain
the Doorway
the Portal
the Veil
What does Cassidy always carry with her?
her backpack
her favorite book
her camera
her notes about ghosts
Cassidy's parents are hired to do a TV show about ghosts. The first country they go to is ...
Sydney, Australia
Edinburgh, Scotland
Alberta, Canada
Bali, Indonesia
Edinburgh is often called
the City of Lost Children
the City of Friendly Faces
the City of Ghosts
the City of the Rich and Famous
The weather in Edinburgh is often
cloudy and rainy
sunny and warm
sunny but cold
lots of snow all year long
Cassidy's favorite series of books are
Little House on the Prairie
Spiderwick Chronicles
Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Harry Potter
There is a ghost that Cassidy is drawn to who means her harm. What is she called?
The Woman in White
The Lady in Luxury
The Terror in Turquoise
The Raven in Red
What is the Raven in Red known for doing?
capturing lost dogs and cats
capturing children and stealing their lives
visiting children in their dreams
visiting people who are sad and cheering them up
Cassidy meets a girl named Lara that is unique because
she's a ghost just like Jacob
she's just like Cassidy and can cross over to the world of ghosts
she's just like Cassidy and loves to take pictures
she's always baking cookies to give to her friends
Lara teaches Cassidy how to be a
great cook
great photographer
a tour guide of ghostly sites
a ghost hunter
A Ghost Hunter's job is to
find and write about ghosts
find ghosts and help them crossover to the world beyond
reunite ghosts with their living relatives
find places where the ghosts can stay without bothering the living
Why does the Raven in Red want Cassidy so badly?
A life like Cassidy's would make her VERY powerful
A life like Cassidy's would help her find her lost child
She thinks Cassidy would make a good leader of all the children she's captured and enslaved
She thinks Cassidy is a brave girl that would
Cassidy tries to save Jacob when she finds out he's in trouble, but it's a trap! What happens to Cassidy?
The Raven traps her in a cell until she promises to help her capture more children.
Lara tricks Jacob and crosses him over to the other side while Cassidy can only watch and cry.
The Raven steals Cassidy's life from her and she becomes a ghost.
The Raven traps Cassidy's parents until Cassidy agrees to be her slave forever.
Cassidy tries to save Jacob when she finds out he's in trouble, but it's a trap! What happens to Cassidy?
The Raven traps her in a cell until she promises to help her capture more children.
Lara tricks Jacob and crosses him over to the other side while Cassidy can only watch and cry.
The Raven steals Cassidy's life from her, causing her to become a ghost.
The Raven traps Cassidy's parents until Cassidy agrees to be her slave forever.
What does the Raven in Red want to do with Cassidy’s life?
Use it to control other ghosts
Use it to travel between the land of the living and the land of the dead
Use it to put inside her corpse and be able to come back to life
Use it to capture other children to use as her slaves
Other than Jacob, who helps Cassidy get her life back?
Lara
Mr. Findley
Lara and Mr. Findley
Cassidy’s parents
What did Cassidy use to defeat the Raven in Red?
A wooden stake through her heart
A mirror from her makeup kit
She trapped her back inside her own grave
A broken shard of glass from her camera lense.
The place where Cassidy and her parents stay while in Edinburgh is called ...
The Lane’s Lighthouse
The Holiday Inn
The Lane’s End
The Haunted House on the Hill
Cassidy’s family took their cat on the trip with them. What was its name?
Grimer
Grim
Grover
Glam
Before Cassidy had her role of film developed, the girl at the shop took a picture that turned out to be very special. Why?
Cassidy sat by the front window of the shop with Jacob on the outside of it, and the picture captured his ghostly image smiling at her.
The picture showed Cassidy surrounded by a bunch of ghosts about her own age.
The picture showed ghosts trying to get to Cassidy to get her to help them.
The picture made Cassidy look like she was a ghost.
Before leaving Edinburgh, Lara warns Cassidy about Jacob and says he’s dangerous because ...
He’ll end up breaking Cassidy’s heart
The longer he is allowed to exist, the stronger he’ll become
She thinks he’ll eventually try to steal her life like the Raven did
She thinks he won’t allow Cassidy to have any friends
What is the theme of The Unteachables? (Choose all correct answers.)
There are different kinds of smart.
Working hard to achieve your goals.
Learning how to drive.
Friendship.
Which student does Mr. Kermit actually believe belongs in the class?
Elaine (rhymes with pain)
Jake
Aldo
Barnstorm
When Miss Fountain brings Aldo to Mr. Kermit for poor behavior, what is Mr. Kermit's reaction?
He yells at Aldo.
He sends Aldo to the office.
He gives Aldo detention.
He doesn't recognize Aldo.
What is Mr. Kermit's favorite word?
Teaching
Sleeping
Retirement
Vacation
Why does Dr. Thaddeus dislike Mr. Kermit so much?
The textbook scandal.
The cheating scandal.
The drama club scandal.
The PTA scandal.
Why was Jake so frantic about the cookie piece that landed in the car engine?
It would ruin the leather seats.
It would ruin the paint job.
It would ruin the tires.
It would ruin the engine.
What saved Elaine from choking?
Heimlich maneuver.
Hitting her with a bat.
Hitting her with a crutch.
Pounding on her back.
Why does Aldo yell, "NOOOOOOOOO!"
The book ended on a sad note.
Old Dan and Little Ann die.
Billy dies.
The mountain lion dies.
What did the kids build in Jake's shop?
A rocket.
A gecko habitat.
An engine.
A robot.
What does Mr. Kermit do at the end of the year?
He retires!
WOO HOO!
Takes a vacation.
Signs up to teach the same class next year.
Signs up to work at Jake's shop.
Why is Kiana "temporarily" at Greenwich Middle School?
She plans to run away.
She is going to go live with her Grandma soon.
She will move back with her mom after her mom finishes shooting a movie.
She is going to transfer to another middle school after Christmas.
Why did Kiana Roubini have to wait for her stepmom to come back to school to register?
Because Chauncey wanted to go on a roller coaster.
Chauncey threw up and Stepmonster had to run home to clean him up.
Stepmonster didn’t know where she was going
Stepmonster didn’t care about school.
Why is Parker allowed to drive if he is only 14?
He has a special permit that allows him to drive for his family farm business only.
His parents are too old to drive. So he uses their old license.
He got a fake permit.
He isn't allowed to drive - he is breaking the law.
How does Kiana end up in SCS-8?
She accidentally gets Parker's schedule.
She wanders in when she's trying to find the bathroom.
She chooses that class because she knows it will be easy.
Her stepmother registered her for that class.
What was the "Terranova incident?"
Jake sold copies of the State standardized test to his classmates and the whole school got caught cheating.
Jake spread rumors that Mr. Kermit was a terrible teacher who handed out copies of the test to all of the kids.
Jake played a practical joke on Mr. Kermit and damaged his car.
Jake was mean to Mr. Kermit's fiancé Fiona and he never forgave him.
Why is Barnstorm upset at school?
Mr. Kermit doesn't teach him anything.
The girl he likes doesn't like him back
He doesn't have the attention he used to get when he was a sports star.
He didn't like what Mr. Kermit said about spirit week.
What do the children do, when Mr. Kermit falls into the river?
Run away
Take pictures and record him
Start screaming and crying
Jump in after him
Why is Mateo so surprised when he walks into the classroom after being suspended?
All the students are gone
Mr. Kermit doesn't show up because he was fired.
The classroom is redecorated.
Nobody says "Ribbit" when they see Mr. Kermit
When Miss Fountain suggested that the Unteachables should participate in the science fair, Mr. Kermit agrees right away.
True
False
What was Mr. Kermit's answer to helping Parker believe in himself to read?
Putting him in another class with a better teacher
Worksheets
Anagrams
Getting him a tutor
While on the tour at Terranova Motors, Elaine spits gum into the engine of a car.
True
False
Why is Rahim gone half the time?
He is taking art classes at a community college.
His dad pulled him out of school.
He was moved to a different class.
He is sleeping.
Mr. Kermit has the kids in SCS-8 studying for the state math test?
true
false
When Parker and Barnstorm see Aldo in the hallway, he is soaking wet. What happened?
He fell in a huge puddle on his way to school.
Bullies from the football team aimed the sink water at him in the bathroom.
Aldo bumped into one of the football players and he poured his soda on him.
He had just gotten back from jumping in the river.
Why is it important that the students in SCS-8 do well on the state science assessment?
Jake Terranova promised them a pizza party.
Mrs. Vargas has threatened to send them to a different school.
Dr. Thaddeus can use the results to fire Mr. Kermit.
Mr. Kermit wants to win a trophy.
What is outside at the science fair?
A kona ice truck
Ms. Fountains new car
The Coco Nerd
New Vuvuzelas
What does Kina call herself at the end of the story?
The great Roubini
A Greenwich native
An Unteachable
A Boss
Who are the "city spies" trying to uncover with their mission in Paris?
The Red Palm
The Purple Thumb
The Bald Mouth
The Green Toe
. What did they find at the painting of Starry Night? _
a door
a map
a secret code
1. About how long were Stavros Sinclair’s opening remarks?
1 minute
30 minutes
60 minutes
What did Stavros Sinclair say that he wanted to protect?
computer systems
human rights
the environment
What did Gilles show to Mother?
Greek inventions
art exhibit
weather models
What protected Asgard?
laser system
attack dogs
16 foot wall
Who led the way in the catacombs?
Brooklyn
Paris
Sydney
Kat
Rio
What is the name of the operation where Mother gets badly burned?
Operation Tootsie Pop
Operation Gumdrop
Operation Lollipop
Operation Gummy Bear
Why is Sara in court at the beginning of the book?
She stole food from a store
She used a scanner to steal people's credit card information
She hacked the school's computer system
She sold fake purses on a street corner
Who was NOT at the airport when Sara arrived with Mother?
Rio
Paris
Kat
Monty
What phrase must be said by the "alpha" to start a new mission?
This operation is hot. We are a go
This operation is live. We are a go
This mission is ready, set, go
We are ready. We are a go
What does Sara reveal to Monty when Monty shows her to her room at FARM?
She can't sleep by a window
She's never had her own room
She needs a bigger bed
She never had a room with such a great view
FARM is the name of where the "city spies" live. What does FARM stand for?
The Foundation for Atmospheric Research and Monitoring
The Federation for Atomic Research and Mapping
The Funding of Atomic and Radioactive Microbes
The Fortress of Atmospheric Reasoning and Missions
Who are the "city spies" trying to uncover with their mission in Paris?
The Red Palm
The Purple Thumb
The Bald Mouth
The Green Toe
Rio teachers Brooklyn "spy craft". Which maneuver is a small object seemingly disappearing when it passes from one hand to another?
Ace of Spades
Scottish Flip
Mission Impossible
French Drop
Savros Sinclair names his buildings after what?
Mythological places
Famous arenas
Family members
Fairy Tales settings
Brooklyn gives Mother her broken snow globe because...
He asked for it
She doesn't need it anymore - she found her family
She hopes he can fix it
He thinks it is an important clue
What is the main event that occurs in "The Mona Lisa Vanishes"?
The Mona Lisa is sold to a private collector
The Mona Lisa is stolen from the Louvre
The Mona Lisa is damaged by a museum visitor
The Mona Lisa is moved to another country
Who is the primary suspect in the theft of the Mona Lisa?
Pablo Picasso
Vincenzo Peruggia
Leonardo da Vinci
A group of international art thieves
In what year did the Mona Lisa go missing from the Louvre?
1911
1920
1890
1935
What was Vincenzo Peruggia's motive for stealing the Mona Lisa?
He wanted to sell it for a large sum of money
He believed the painting belonged to Italy and should be returned
He wanted to keep it for his personal collection
He was hired by a wealthy collector
How long was the Mona Lisa missing before it was recovered?
6 months
1 year
2 years
5 years
Where was the Mona Lisa found after it was stolen?
Hidden in a museum storage room
In Vincenzo Peruggia’s apartment
In an art gallery in Florence, Italy
At an auction in Paris
How did the public react when the Mona Lisa was stolen?
They were indifferent, as the painting wasn’t well-known
There was a huge public outcry, and it became an international scandal
Only art experts were concerned
The museum kept the theft a secret for months
What impact did the theft have on the Mona Lisa’s fame?
The painting became less popular after being stolen
The theft made the Mona Lisa one of the most famous paintings in the world
It had no impact on the painting's reputation
The painting was replaced with another famous artwork
Which famous artist was initially questioned as a suspect in the theft?
Vincent van Gogh
Pablo Picasso
Claude Monet
Salvador Dalí
What is a major theme explored in "The Mona Lisa Vanishes"?
The impact of war on art
The relationship between art and national identity
The development of modern art movements
The rise of art theft in the 20th century
Why did the man in the story stay overnight at the Louvre?
He wanted to gather material for an article.
He wanted to test the museum's security.
He didn’t leave when the museum closed.
He got trapped inside the museum.
What did a French journalist previously do to test the security of the Louvre?
He stayed overnight in the museum.
He stole the Mona Lisa.
He disguised himself as a guard.
He hid in a small gallery room.
Why was the man able to hide in the Louvre without being noticed?
The Louvre was too large and complex to notice every hidden place.
The guards were not doing their jobs.
He had help from inside the museum.
He was an employee of the Louvre.
How big was the Louvre compared to other structures?
As large as two football fields.
As long as the Eiffel Tower laid down twice.
Twice the size of the Vatican.
Larger than the city of Paris.
What new inventions are mentioned as symbols of the fast-changing new century?
Telephones and computers.
Automobiles and airplanes.
Steam engines and bicycles.
Electric lights and radios.
What effect does the new century’s fast pace have on the story of a criminal in the Louvre?
It makes the story difficult to follow.
It allows the story to become a global sensation quickly.
It makes the story unimportant.
It prevents the story from spreading beyond France.
What was the man’s first theft from the Louvre?
A painting
A doorknob
A key
A piece of art equipment
How did the man eventually escape the stairwell?
He picked the lock himself.
A guard let him out.
A plumber helped him unlock the door.
He broke down the door.
What did the director of the Louvre compare the theft of the Mona Lisa to?
Stealing the Eiffel Tower
Stealing the towers of Notre-Dame
Stealing the Washington Monument
Stealing Niagara Falls
What event in 1911 changed how people viewed the Mona Lisa?
The painting was restored.
The painting was stolen.
The painting was sold at an auction.
The painting was gifted to the French government.
What did the head of the maintenance crew say when he pointed to the Mona Lisa?
"This is the largest painting in the world."
"This is the most valuable painting in the world."
"This is the most famous painting in the world."
"This is the heaviest painting in the world."
What was the reaction of the maintenance crew when they noticed the painting was missing?
They immediately called the guards.
They laughed and assumed it was taken for safety.
They searched for the thief.
They left the room in silence.
Who discovered that the Mona Lisa was missing?
Brigadier Paupardin
Théophile Homolle
Georges Bénédite
Louis Béroud
What was the rumor about the Mona Lisa in 1911?
It was stolen by an American millionaire.
It was destroyed.
It was being restored.
It was a forgery.
Why was Paupardin considered a bad guard?
He didn't care about the museum.
He was old and tired.
He often ignored the visitors.
He was not trained properly.
How was the theft of the Mona Lisa discovered?
The guards saw it right away.
Louis Béroud got bored and persisted in asking about it.
It was found missing during a routine check.
A visitor reported it.
Why is the Louvre described as "lucky" in the text?
Because the theft was stopped.
Because it could have taken longer to discover the theft.
Because the thief was caught immediately.
Because the painting was returned quickly.
What could have delayed the discovery of the Mona Lisa's theft?
The museum was closed for a holiday.
The guards thought it was being photographed.
No one noticed the painting was gone.
Louis Béroud didn’t report it.
Who was Louis Lépine?
The president of France.
A famous painter.
The chief of police in Paris.
A museum curator.
What was found in the stairwell near the Salon Carré?
A painting.
An antique frame and a glass box.
The Mona Lisa itself.
A water pipe.
Why did the museum staff find it strange that the police were at the Louvre?
The police were repairing water pipes.
The police were searching for criminals.
The museum had its own plumbers.
The police were looking at the paintings.
What was the initial reaction of the public when they learned about the Mona Lisa theft?
They were indifferent.
They were shocked and obsessed.
They were angry at the museum staff.
They immediately found the thief.
What happened to Paris after the Mona Lisa was stolen?
People stopped caring about art.
The city became obsessed with the painting.
The museum remained open.
No one noticed the theft for months.
Why did the Mona Lisa become more than just a painting after its theft?
It was replaced by a better painting.
The public began to view it as an object of worship.
The thief returned it with added value.
It became a national symbol.
What does it mean that Leonardo was born "at the right time in the right place to the wrong parents"?
He was born during the Renaissance in a small town, but his parents were not married.
He was born in the wrong century but to a wealthy family.
His parents were famous, but he missed the Renaissance.
He was born into a royal family but not in Vinci.
Who raised Leonardo after his birth?
His mother, Caterina.
His father, Ser Piero.
His grandparents.
A foster family in Florence.
Why was Ser Piero not willing to marry Caterina, Leonardo’s mother?
She was too young.
She was of a much lower social class.
He didn’t want children.
She refused to marry him.
What was Leonardo’s primary goal in Florence?
To acquire wealth
To acquire power
To acquire knowledge
To become a notary
What is the painting technique Leonardo developed called?
Fresco
Sfumato
Tempera
Impasto
What was Leonardo's first major commission after his apprenticeship?
To paint an altarpiece in Palazzo Vecchio
To paint the Mona Lisa
To create a sculpture for Verrocchio
To design a chapel
What did Michelangelo think of Leonardo?
He admired Leonardo’s talent
He thought Leonardo was flawless
He believed Leonardo was just a "pretty boy" who couldn't finish things
He considered Leonardo a friend
What kind of theories were spreading in Paris about the theft of the Mona Lisa?
Simple and logical theories
Absurd and wild theories
Theories based on scientific evidence
Theories given by experts
What did the clairvoyant Pilu’s dog say about the location of the Mona Lisa?
It was in New York
It was in South America
It was still in Paris
It was lost at sea
What did the musicians find while swimming in the ocean?
The Mona Lisa
A man hiding the Mona Lisa
A bottle with a message
A lost ship
What was the Paris police's new job in the early 20th century?
To maintain order
To solve crimes
Tp patrol the streets
To manage museums
Who was Louis Lépine?
A thief
An artist
A police reformer
A museum director
What was the state of the Louvre after the theft of the Mona Lisa?
It was open to the public
It was a crime scene
It was being renovated
It was hosting an art exhibition
Why was the theft of the Mona Lisa a national embarrassment?
The painting was damaged
It highlighted security flaws in the Louvre
It was stolen by a famous artist
It was part of a prank
What did Alphonse Bertillon spend his career doing?
Inventing new police systems
Finding the right names for others
Writing novels
Teaching at a university
What was the Bertillon system based on?
Fingerprinting
Specific body measurements
DNA analysis
Eye color
What was the outcome of Dreyfus's trial?
He was acquitted
He was found guilty
He was exiled
He was executed
Who was Arsène Lupin?
A police officer
A detective
A gentleman burglar
A wealthy art collector
What made Vidocq's police force unique?
They wore traditional uniforms
They were all criminals
They worked only during the night
They were all noblemen
What fictional characters influenced the Mona Lisa investigation?
Sherlock Holmes and Watson
Lupin and Fantômas
Jean Valjean and Javert
Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple
What new clue did Bertillon find on the glass pane?
A smudge of dirt
A piece of fabric
A fingerprint
A hair strand
What was the problem with Bertillon’s identification system?
It was quick and accurate
It could result in different measurements by different people
It was based on fingerprints
It was only used in England
What technique was becoming more popular than the Bertillon system?
DNA testing
Handwriting analysis
Fingerprinting
Face recognition
What conclusion did Bertillon reach after staging the fake heist?
The thief was an amateur
The Louvre was well-guarded
It was an inside job
The painting was never stolen
Why did Leonardo write to the Duke of Milan?
To request a commission for a painting
To apply for patronage
To invite the Duke to visit Florence
To become a musician at the court
What was unique about Leonardo’s letter to the Duke of Milan?
It was entirely truthful
It contained exaggerated claims
It asked for a small sum of money
It focused on his musical talents
What was Leonardo introduced as when he arrived at the court of Milan?
A painter
A mathematician
A musician
An engineer
How did Leonardo make an impression at the court of Milan?
By painting a masterpiece
By designing a war machine
By performing with a silver lyre shaped like a horse's skull
By giving a philosophical lecture
What was Leonardo commissioned to sculpt in Milan?
A statue of a lion
A statue of a horse
A statue of a man
A statue of a woman
What material did the duke need for making cannons?
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Iron
What was the subject of Leonardo's mural in the monastery?
The birth of Christ
The last meal of Jesus with his disciples
The resurrection of Christ
The crucifixion of Christ
How did Leonardo create his unique fresco technique?
By using only water-based paints
By using a mixture of oil and water paints on dry plaster
By painting on canvas instead of plaster
By using only acrylic paints
What happened to Leonardo's horse statue project?
It was completed successfully
It was destroyed by the French
The materials were repurposed for cannons
It was stolen
What was the Louvre like before 1911?
Crowded with visitors
Quiet and rarely visited
A major tourist attraction
Famous for art events
What was the main reason people visited the Louvre after the Mona Lisa theft?
To see other artworks
To look at the empty space where the Mona Lisa used to hang
To buy souvenirs
To attend events
Who criticized the Louvre’s negligence in protecting its artworks?
Franz Kafka
Max Brod
Guillaume Apollinaire
King Charles VIII
How was the global reaction to the Mona Lisa theft described?
Indifference
A great shock
A sense of humor
Excitement over art
Why was the fake letter from the Mona Lisa to L’Autorité newspaper humorous?
Because she claimed to have kidnapped herself
Because she revealed the identity of the thief
Because she talked about her mysterious smile
Because she mocked modern art
What is Joseph’s nickname given by his Grandmum?
Little Oak
Superman
Little Nut
Braveheart
What does Joseph compare his life to?
A rollercoaster
A comic book
A puzzle
A dream
Why does Joseph admire superheroes?
They are strong
They always find a solution
They save others
All of the above
What is Joseph allergic to?
Nuts
Pollen
Poison ivy
Bees
What does Joseph compare Mom to when she prepares to leave?
A bird flying away
A butterfly
A pilot preparing for takeoff
A runner preparing for a race
How does Joseph react when Mom leaves during her first takeoff?
He runs after the car on her Big Wheel
He goes back inside the house
He starts crying on the porch (*porch: a small area at the entrance to a building)
He asks Mom where she’s going
What does Joseph compare his living situation to when staying in the car with his Grandmum?
Being in a fishbowl where everyone can see them
Being trapped in a cave
Being a superhero
Being on a train
What sacrifices did Grandmum have to make due to "The Mess with Mom"?
She had to sell the house
She had to leave her job
She had to take care of Joseph's siblings
She had to move to another state
What does SNAP mean?
Super Nutrition Assistance Program
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
Special Needs Assistance Program
Standard Nutrition Aid Program
What does Joe say his mom leaving is like?
A jack-in-the-box
A roller coaster
A magic trick
A disappearing act
Why does Joseph and his Grandmum take extra paper towels from public restrooms?
They are running a business
Food stamps don’t cover paper products.
They like collecting paper towels
They are preparing for an emergency
What does Nick do that helps Joseph and his Grandmum?
He offers them food
He finds them a mobile home to live in
He gives them money
He buys them new clothes
What nickname does Joe give to the mobile home?
The Overripe Banana
The Big Apple
The Cozy Cottage
The Rolling Stone
Who is Uncle Frankie?
The owner of the King of the Castle mobile home park
Joe's school teacher
A famous musician
Joe's next-door neighbor
To what did Joseph compare his grandmother's arm?
Captain America's shield
A superhero
A warm blanket
A healthy tree
What does Joseph's Grandmum plan to do with the yard at the new home?
Build a playground
Grow a garden with vegetables
Raise animals
Add a swimming pool
What does the teacher do to help students who receive free meals?
She changes the system so they don’t have to announce it
She gives them extra food
She talks to their parents
She brings them lunch from home
What does the "reticulated python" mean in the poem?
Poverty and it's really hard for their lives
A real snake in their garden
A friend who betrayed them
The school’s strict rules
What does Joseph wish for while looking at the stars?
To be a famous chef
To be a professional basketball player
To move to a bigger house
To travel the world
Where do Grandmum and Joseph go for supper?
(*supper: last meal of the day)
A restaurant
A soup kitchen
A friend’s house
A fast food restaurant
