A Fine, Fine School Comprehension

Front

What does Tillie do on the weekends before Mr. Keene asks students to come to school then?

Back

Tillie climbs a tree and walks her dog.

Front

Why is Beans unable to jump over a creek?

Back

Tillie is too busy to teach him.

Front

Why does Mr. Keene want to have more days of school?

Back

He loves the school.

Front

Why don't the teachers and students tell Mr. Keene they don't want school in the summer?

Back

They don't want to hurt his feelings.

Front

Why does Tillie go to Mr. Keene's office?

Back

Tillie wants to tell Mr. Keene that days off are important.

Front

What is the main theme of 'A Fine, Fine School'?

Back

The importance of balancing school and personal time.

Front

Who is Mr. Keene?

Back

The principal who loves school and wants students to attend more days.

Front

What does Tillie value about her weekends?

Back

Spending time outdoors and having fun.

Front

How do the students feel about having school in the summer?

Back

They are hesitant to express their feelings because they don't want to hurt Mr. Keene.

Front

What lesson does Tillie learn by the end of the story?

Back

That it's important to communicate feelings and the value of time off.