WorksheetsSnickerdoodle Science
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 11mins
Why has Ginger moved 5 times?
She was kicked out of five schools.
Her family moves often because of Mom's work.
Her parents live in different cities.
Her dad loves to explore new cities.
Which 2 details show that food is important in ginger's family? Choose TWO.
Ginger, Caramel and Ben & Jerry are all named aftrer foods.
Ginger and Gram believe snickerdoodles help fix problems.
Ginger's mom has a famous recipe for crunchy mashed potatoes.
Ginger's dad is an excellent cook.
Why is Ginger interested in her new school's science fair?
She wants to learn about science.
She won all of the science fairs that she has entered.
She has an exciting snickerdoodle science fair project.
She thinks winning the science fair will impress her new classmates.
What does she mean when Ginger says, "I reinvented myself at each new school."
She invented a new science fair project at every new school.
She had a difficult time at each new school.
She changed her personality at each new school.
She moved after each school year.
How does Ginger feel right after finishing her solar system diorama?
alone
proud
excited
sleepy
Which line from the story BEST supports the correct answer to the questions about how Ginger feels right after her solar system diorama is finished?
"I wished Mom was here."
"Bedtime"
"It was a mess."
" I have a great science project."
What happens at the science fair that Ginger does not expect? Choose TWO>
Ginger wins the grand prize.
The news crew likes her project.
Dylan thinks her project is the best.
Her solar system project is ruined.
What happens to Ginger's solar system diorama?
Her sisters omelet ruins it. Cheese gets all over it.
She trips and drops her project.
One of her classmates messes it up.
The dental floss breaks and the planets all drop.
What line from the story best shows how Ginger changes by the end of the story?
“‘You know, there’s a reason I named you Ginger. It’s strong and sweet, just like you.’”
I want Katie and Dylan and the other kids to get to know the real Ginger . . .
“. . . I still owed Gram a batch of cookies.”
“‘There will always be another meeting . . .’”
What does GInger think is important at the beginning of the story?
Ginger thinks it is more important to make cookies than have friends.
Ginger thinks it is more important for her to like Mom's cooking.
Ginger thinks it is more important to impress her friends than show them who she really is.
Ginger thinks it is more important for her to allow Caramel to hide her food.
