Weslandia

What summer project did Wesley decide to do?

• He built a tree house.

• He created his own sports.

• He grew many kinds of plants.

• He founded his own civilization.

What word best describes Wesley at the end of the story?

• happy

• humiliated

• miserable

• tired

What does Wesley grow in his garden?

• Weeds that grow up tohis knees.

• Tomatoes, beans, and Brussel sprouts

• Magenta fruit with a purple center

• Peaches, strawberries, and pumpkins

What does Wesley do in Weslandia?

• He creates his own school.

• He watches his friends play games.

• He reads books and writes stories.

• He invents new food, games, and clothing.

How does Wesley change by the end of the story?

• He makes a lot of friends.

• He starts cutting his hair.

• He begins to enjoy football.

• He starts to like pizza.

What does the conversation between Wesley and his neighbor reveal about Wesley?

• He does not do what is expected of him.

• He doesn't know how to garden.

• He does not take help when it is offered to him.

• He doesn't have a good relationship with other people.

What happens to Wesley at the beginning of the story?

• He shaves his head to fit in with his classmates.

• He is teased and chased by his classmates.

• He does what his parents ask him to do.

• He eats pizza and drinks soda.

A sentence in the story says, "Suddenly Wesley's thoughts shot sparks." What does this mean?

• Wesley's concentration gave him a headache.

• Wesley was angry

• Wesley had a bright idea.

• Wesley imagined his neighborhood lit up.

What is the theme of the story?

• Try to fit in with the group.

• Pay attention in school.

• Follow your own path.

• Make friends wherever you go.

Milton looked miserable after the game.

• unhappy

• good

• merry

• worthless