Templeton Twins Ch. 4 & 5

What was the name of John and Abigail's new pet?

• Cassie

• Casey

• Carrie

• Ridiculous

How did Cassie behave?

• She was lazy and slept a lot.

• She was grouchy and growled all the time.

• She was easily excited and hyper.

• She was shy and hid from people.

When would Cassie growl at strangers?

• When the person was walking by.

• When the person pointed at the family.

• When the person ran at the family.

• When the person coughed really loudly.

Why was it a good thing for Professor Templeton to go for walks?

• He liked to conduct experiments on the street.

• He enjoyed walking to the corner store for candy.

• He was always looking for the ice cream truck.

• He got fresh air and started talking to people.

What news does Professor Templeton share with the twins at the end of Chapter 4?

• They are moving to a new town and a new house.

• They are going on a trip to Europe and will be gone for weeks.

• They are going into hiding and will be trained as ninjas.

• They have to give Cassie back because she misbehaves.

What university does the Professor move to?

• Louisiana State University

• Tick Tock Tech

• Texas Tech

• Tickeridge Tockery Techery

What were the decorations like at Tick Tock Tech?

• There were scary pieces that waved in the breeze.

• There were huge ice sculptures at every turn.

• The college had a circus and clown motif.

• There were pieces of clocks everywhere.

When all the clocks struck 2:00, what happened?

• All the students came out of the buildings at once and moved to their next class.

• There was a loud thunderstorm that struck the courthouse.

• The students started a big fight and everyone was yelling.

• Everyone left and the quad was empty again.

What was written on the poster of Professor Templeton?

• Chef

• Crook

• Robber

• Thief

How did the twins keep their dad from seeing the poster?

• They started fighting with one another to distract him.

• They told him they were ready to go see the new house.

• They pushed him down on the ground.

• They carried him away on their shoulders.