The one and only Ivan Pg. 263-300

What is Ivan’s main goal in this section of the book?

• To escape the mall

• To become famous

• To keep his promise to Stella

• To find his family

What does Bob’s growing hope represent?

• That dogs can also change

• That Ruby will be safe

• That even the most cynical can believe

• That he's jealous of Ivan

How is Ruby changing during this part of the story?

• She becomes more nervous

• She grows stronger and more confident

• She no longer talks to Ivan

• She starts to dislike the humans

Why is Julia essential to the success of Ivan's plan?

• She feeds him while he draws

• She knows others what Ivan is doing

• She helps Mack promote the zoo

• She trains Ruby to act cute

How is Ivan’s role as a leader different now than before?

• He hindes more

• He speaks for others

• He copies Stella

• He follows Ruby

How does the author show the importance of communication in the story?

• Through humans talking to animals

• Through signs and billboards

• Through Ivan's art and silent messages

• Through Bob's stroytelling

What does Ivan feel when people start understanding his message?

• Nervous and guilty

• Excited and proud

• Tired and hopeless

• Confused and angry

What is the MOST important reason Ivan draws the zoo?

• He wants to go there himself

• He knows it's Ruby's best chance

• He wants revenge on Mack

• He's following a dream

What lesson does the reader learn from Ivan’s struggle?

• Patience leads to money

• Fighting is better than thinking

• Even one voice can create change

• Animals shouldn't dream

Why is the ending of this section hopeful?

• Ivan escapes

• The humans protest the mall

• Ivan's message is finally being understood

• Bob becomes the narrator