Frindle

What did the six friends make an oath about?

• getting Mrs. Granger in trouble

• going to the Penny Pantry on a daily basis

• encouraging the other students to write about frindles

• using the word, frindle, and encouraging others to do so

The day the photographer came to school, what can you infer that Nick and his Secret agents whispered in to the ear of every 5th grader?

• not to smile

• bring a pen

• say "frindle" instead of cheese

• hold up a pen and say "frindle"

The author compares the frindle event between Mrs. Granger and Nick as a -

• play

• war

• book

• dispute

What is Nick trying to accomplish by sending his five friends into the Penny Pantry store?

• annoying the clerk

• having the word frindle recognized as a pen

• making his friends buy a pen for him

• put them through an initiation into his secret agent club

In Frindle, Nick was not a bad student, but he could be the source of _________.

• homework

• confusion

• annoyance

• mischief

Mrs. Granger had Nick stay after school to give him something. What was it?

• An envelope that was sealed from Mrs. Granger

• A note to his parents about his behavior

• A lecture about being disrespectful to teachers

• A hug for inventing a new word

Mrs. Granger wouldn't let the students use the word frindle.  If they did they had to:

• write the spelling definitions 20 times each.

• stay after school in detention and write sentences.

• call their parents and tell them why they are saying, "frindle."

• write the word "frindle" 100 times.

Mrs. Granger had Nick stay after school to give him something.  What was it?

• An envelope that was sealed from Mrs. Granger

• A note to his parents about his behavior

• A lecture about being disrespectful to teachers

• A hug for inventing a new word

What words did Mrs. Granger say that inspired Nick's idea?

• "Sit down because I said so."

• "Homework is something every child must do."

• "Pens are a very important part of society, and we couldn't function without them."

• "The dictionary words are law, and a dog is a dog because people say it is a dog."

How did Nick respond when Mrs. Granger spoke with him about his behavior?

• He said he was very sorry.

• He got angry and ran from the room.

• He acted innocent and pretended he didn't know what she was talking about.

• He acted insulted and threatened to speak to the principal and his mother about Mrs. Granger.