Frindle Chapter 12 to 14

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What is the significance of the word 'Frindle' in the story?

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The word 'Frindle' represents Nick's creativity and the power of language, as he invents a new word for 'pen' that gains popularity.

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How did Nick's invention of the word 'Frindle' impact his life?

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Nick became famous and faced both excitement and challenges as a result of his new word becoming widely used.

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What role did Mrs. Granger play in Nick's journey with 'Frindle'?

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Mrs. Granger was initially opposed to the word 'Frindle', which made Nick's challenge more significant and helped him gain confidence.

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What was the reaction of the media to Nick's creation of 'Frindle'?

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The media, including TV, helped spread the word about 'Frindle', making it a national phenomenon.

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What challenges did Nick face after becoming famous for 'Frindle'?

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Nick felt shy and awkward, had to be clever and funny, and dealt with people constantly watching him.

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What did Bud Lawrence do with the profits from 'Frindle'?

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Bud Lawrence gave Nick's dad a check for $2,250 from the first three weeks of 'Frindle' sales.

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How did Nick's friends react to the popularity of 'Frindle'?

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Nick's friends were supportive and excited about the new word, sharing in the fun and fame.

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What lesson can be learned from Nick's experience with 'Frindle'?

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The story teaches the importance of creativity, the impact of language, and how one person's idea can influence many.

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What did Nick's dad think about the 'Frindle' phenomenon?

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Nick's dad was surprised and proud of Nick's success with 'Frindle', seeing it as a unique achievement.

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How did the word 'Frindle' change the way people viewed language?

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'Frindle' challenged traditional views of language, showing that words can evolve and be created by anyone.