Daisy Crazy

Who is the narrator of this story?

• Miss Daisy

• A.J.

• Andrea

• Ryan

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What is A.J.'s point of view about school at the beginning of the story?

• He loves school.

• A.J. looks forward to school.

• Math is his favorite subject.

• He thinks school is dumb.

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What is a bonbon?

• Sour candy

• Chocolate covered popcorn.

• A chocolate treat the size of an acorn.

• The way to solve a math problem.

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Instead of going to school, where did A.J. think students could learn important information?

• Home

• School

• T.V.

• Internet

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If Miss Daisy wasn't teaching, what did she say she would be doing?

• sitting on the couch

• watching t.v.

• eating bonbons

• all of the above

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How did Miss Daisy get the students to learn math?

• She pretended like she didn't know math.

• She gave them lots of practice problems.

• She solved the problems for them.

• She didn't teach them math.

Do you think Miss Daisy really knew how to do Math?

• Yes

• No

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By the end of chapter 2 how did A.J.'s point of view about school change?

• He thought school might not be so bad after all.

• He was dreading the rest of the school year.

• He would rather be playing football.

• He hated school

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