Where's Brownie- Author's POV

What makes "Where's Brownie" fall into drama genre?

• It has a LOT of issues.

• It is written in lines and stanzas.

• It has a cast of characters and scenes.

• It is about a real person's life written by that person.

What does the adage "two heads are better than one" mean?

• Working together makes problems worse rather than better.

• Working together can help you solve a problem you would struggle with alone.

• Working together can get old really quick, so you should always have a back up.

• Working together only works when you get to work with someone really smart.

What is the theme of "Where's Brownie?"

• Don't trust your sister with you pet.

• Help others when it is convenient for you.

• Working together helps get problems solved.

• Working together is only necessary if you can't do it alone.

What is the main problem in the drama?

• Sam and Alex do not get along.

• Sam looses Brownie after the science fair.

• Alex looses Brownie after the science fair.

• Nick doesn't want to help the girls find Brownie.

Why does the author say, "Whoever claimed that "two heads are better than one" never met my twin sister. Half the time, she makes problems worse rather than better."?

• It explains that she doesn't like her sister.

• It shows that she didn't think her sister was a great problem solver.

• It describes what both of the girls were like as children.

• It shows that just because you are twins doesn't mean you are actually alike.

What does the adage "out of sight, out of mind" mean?

• When you have to wear glasses, it makes things harder to see.

• If you don't want to do something you should pretend you don't see it.

• When something isn't right in front of you, you tend to forget about it.

• Lizards are often hiding from things when they are scared and confused.

How do Evan's observations help them find Brownie?

• He notices the hole in the bag.

• He usually hangs around the lobby and knows where things are.

• He found facts that were helpful to know where to look.

• He remembers that Nicky was playing in the fountain in the lobby.

Using context clues, what does the word "astounded" mean in the sentence below?

They did. Mr. Rollins was astounded that my exhibit was so good.

• angry

• creative

• lost

• shocked