FRINDLE #13

The first word on Mrs. Granger's spelling test was pen.

• True
• False

Which of the following shows that the word 'frindle' has become a regular part of people's vocabulary?

• Frindle-mania was over.
• Frindle was just a word like door or tree or hat
• Frindle was on the move.
• Bud opened his own factory in Westfield to make frindle baseball caps.

Why did Mrs. Granger include the word "pen" on the spelling test each week?

• She knew the kids wouldn't write it, and she didn't want anyone to make a perfect score.
• She was worried that kids would forget how to write the word "pen” since they'd become so used to saying "frindle."
• She still thought the word "frindle" was silly and wasn't willing to give up entirely.
• She thought it was a fun way to remember the war of words.

Why do the kids write "frindle" on their spelling test instead of pen?

• They really can't remember how to spell pen.
• They want to make Mrs. Granger angry.
• They hope that they will become famous like Nick.
• They don't want to lose the ''war of words.”

Which of the following is the best definition of the word “celebrity”?

• a person who is well-known or famous
• a person who is popular
• a troublemaker
• someone people try to avoid.