How to Stay Invisible by Maggie Rudd

What is the main reason Raymond wants to stay invisible? Look in the first few chapters

• He thinks it's fun.

• He wants to avoid bullies.

• He wants to play pranks.

• He doesn’t like his teacher.

Where does Raymond often go to feel safe and invisible?

• The school playground.

• The library.

• The woods near his house.

• His friend’s house.

Who does Raymond meet in the woods that changes his life? Find the part in the middle of the book where Raymond’s regular trips to the woods lead him to this life-changing encounter.

• A talking animal.

• A lost child.

• An old man.

• A stray dog.

What is one of the key themes of the book?

• The importance of money.

• The power of friendship.

• The excitement of adventure.

• The need for rules.

How does Raymond feel when he’s in the woods?

• Scared.

• Happy and free.

• Bored.

• Angry.

What does Raymond learn about himself by the end of the story? By the end of the book

• He can solve problems on his own.

• He doesn’t need friends.

• He should never listen to others.

• He should always stay invisible.

Why does Raymond struggle with making friends at the beginning of the story?

• He doesn’t like anyone at school.

• He’s afraid of being hurt.

• He prefers to be alone.

• He thinks everyone is mean.

What does Raymond discover in the woods that helps him feel visible?

• A hidden treasure.

• A secret club.

• A new friend.

• A magical tree.

How does Raymond’s attitude toward school change by the end of the book?

• He still doesn’t like it.

• He feels more confident and happy.

• He wants to stay invisible forever.

• He decides to run away.

What is the message that the author wants readers to learn from the story?

• Being invisible is the best way to live.

• It’s important to face your fears and make friends.

• School is always a scary place.

• It’s fun to hide from others.