Problem Solved (U2W5)

What did mom suggest Sarah and Toby do? (Chapter 1)

• To join a club of some kind.

• To open a recreation club.

• To go outside and play together.

• To call their old friends from their old town.

Who did Sarah and Toby share their idea with first? (Chapter 1)

• Mom

• The class presidents.

• Their teacher.

• Dad

What type of activity did Mike add to the list? (Chapter 1)

• a place to play basketball

• an inline skating group

• a place to watch movies

• a place to draw pictures

Whose help do Sarah, Toby, Mike and Heather need? (Chapter 1)

• The help of their classmates.

• The help of their teacher.

• The help of their neighbors.

• The help of adults.

How long did it take them to get all of the student signatures on the petition? (chapter 2)

• 1 week

• 2 days

• 1 day

• 2 weeks

How did Sarah and Toby feel after getting their petition signed? (Chapter 2)

• They felt nervous they were going to get rejected.

• They felt cool to have everyone sign their petition.

• They were proud of themselves for getting the signatures.

• They felt like their mom was doing all of the work.

What did the mayor need to be done before the recreation building could be opened? (chapter 2)

• It needed new windows.

• It needed to be cleaned up.

• It needed new basketball courts.

• It needed a new roof.

What does the author mean by saying, "Time rushed past like a river in a flood." ? (chapter 3)

• Time was going slowly.

• The water was rushing through quickly.

• There was a big flood in the building.

• Time was going by very quickly.

Why did Mike grumble when talking about the inventor of mops? (chapter 3)

• He wanted to finish cleaning the floors.

• He wanted to be done cleaning and play basketball.

• He wanted to help the students.

• He wanted to go home.

What does Toby ask the children to write on a list on page 4?

• their favorite activity

• their name and what they would like to do at the club

• where they want the club to be

• what part of the building they want to clean up