Rules Cynthia Lord

Family, normality, honesty and acceptance are all examples of what in the book Rules?

• Plot

• Theme

• Personification

• Main Idea

What is the main theme of the book 'Rules' by Cynthia Lord?

• Friendship and acceptance

• Adventure and mystery

• Science and technology

• History and culture

Which character in 'Rules' is known for creating rules to help her brother?

• Catherine

• Kristi

• Ryan

• Jason

In 'Rules', what is the primary reason Catherine creates rules for her brother?

• To help him understand social norms

• To teach him mathematics

• To improve his reading skills

• To prepare him for sports

What literary device is used when Catherine writes rules for her brother in 'Rules'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Symbolism

Which of the following is a rule that Catherine writes in 'Rules'?

• No dancing in the rain

• No talking to strangers

• No toys in the fish tank

• No running in the house

What is the significance of the title 'Rules' in Cynthia Lord's book?

• It refers to the rules of a game

• It highlights the rules Catherine makes for her brother

• It describes the rules of a school

• It is about the rules of a club

How does Catherine's relationship with Jason evolve in 'Rules'?

• They become enemies

• They become friends

• They become business partners

• They become rivals

What is the setting of the book 'Rules'?

• A small town

• A big city

• A remote island

• A bustling metropolis

Which character in 'Rules' uses a communication book to express himself?

• David

• Jason

• Ryan

• Kristi