‘Just Jerry: How Drawing Shaped My Life'

In Just Jerry: How Drawing Shaped My Life by Jerry Pinkney, Jerry's favorite place to draw in his crowded home is where?

• In the attic

• Under the upright piano keyboard

• In the garden

• In the basement

In Just Jerry: How Drawing Shaped My Life by Jerry Pinkney, Jerry finds a stash of what kind of magazines in a wardrobe full of bed linens? What was the main topic of those magazines?

• Life magazine about World War 2

• Sports magazines about basketball

• Art magazines about drawing

• Science magazines about astronomy

In Just Jerry: How Drawing Shaped My Life by Jerry Pinkney, Jerry's mother gives him something to calm his stomach before going to school. What is it?

• Aspirin

• Pepto-Bismol

• Tums

• Ginger Ale

In Just Jerry: How Drawing Shaped My Life by Jerry Pinkney, a teacher asks Jerry to help with a school wide unit about safety by doing what?

• Drawing safety posters

• Drawing a fire engine on the chalkboard

• Drawing an ambulance on the chalkboard

• Organizing a safety drill

In Just Jerry: How Drawing Shaped My Life by Jerry Pinkney, the boys ride their bikes to the Ben Franklin Bridge which crosses which river?

• Delaware River

• Hudson River

• Mississippi River

• Potomac River

In Just Jerry: How Drawing Shaped My Life by Jerry Pinkney, what color are the police cars in Philadelphia?

• Red

• Blue

• White

• Black

In Just Jerry: How Drawing Shaped My Life by Jerry Pinkney, the family goes to the Jersey Shore for vacation. What is the name of the Black section of beach?

• Atlantic Beach

• Chicken Bone Beach

• Harlem Beach

• Freedom Shore

In Just Jerry: How Drawing Shaped My Life by Jerry Pinkney, Jerry and his friends would offer shoe-shines outside of Woolworth five-and-dime. How much did they charge?

• 5 cents

• 10 cents

• 15 cents

• 20 cents

In Just Jerry: How Drawing Shaped My Life by Jerry Pinkney, Jerry finds the perfect still life in a shop window. What is in the shop window?

• Headless mannequins in wedding dresses

• Paintings of landscapes

• Antique furniture

• A collection of vintage toys

In Just Jerry: How Drawing Shaped My Life by Jerry Pinkney, Jerry meets a real artist while selling newspapers. What is the artist’s name?

• John Livingston

• Michael Lenin

• John Liney

• Robert Lindy