Dear Juno: Comp, Grammar, Vocab

What did it say in the story that Grandma ate every evening before bed?

• peaches

• apples

• persimmons

• pears

How does Juno's grandmother communicate with him?

• letter

• e-mail

• phone

• texting

What was on the envelope of Juno's letter that told him the letter was from his grandmother?

• her signature

• sticker

• special stamp

• her address

What does Juno find in the letter from his grandmother?

• Dried flower and a picture

• A large leaf

• Drawings that Juno drew

• Money

Why couldn't Juno read the letter on his own?

• He couldn't read yet.

• It was messy handwriting.

• There was no writing, just pictures.

• The letter was written in a different language.

How did Juno know that grandma got a new cat before his parents had read him the letter?

• He figured out how to read Korean on his own.

• Grandma called him and told him.

• He looked at the photograph.

What did Juno do with the letter?

• He hung it up on the fridge.

• He hung it up in his bedroom.

• He took it to school.

Besides the pictures Juno drew for grandmother, what did he include in his envelope?

• dried flower

• leaf from his swinging tree

• grass clipping from his lawn

How did Juno and his grandmother begin to communicate.

• Juno learned Korean.

• Juno's grandmother learned English.

• They exchanged items in letters that had meaning.

• They hired a translator to help them speak to each other.

Why did Juno's grandmother need to change her cat's name?

• She doesn't have a cat.

• She didn't like the cat's name.

• Her cat was a girl and Juno is a boy's name.

• She got a dog instead.