FRINDLE CHAPTER 2

What did Mrs. Granger treasure the most?

• Her large dictionary.

• Her collection of stamps.

• Her antique furniture.

• Her garden of flowers.

Why is Mrs. Granger's dictionary important to her?

• It symbolizes her love for language and teaching.

• It is a rare edition that she inherited.

• It contains her personal notes and annotations.

• It is a gift from her favorite student.

What does it mean to treasure something?

• To value it highly or hold it dear.

• To discard it without care.

• To forget about it completely.

• To share it with others freely.

What does it mean to have a 'pride and joy'?

• Something that brings great happiness and satisfaction.

• A source of embarrassment and shame.

• An object of little value or importance.

• A reason for sadness and regret.

What is Mrs. Granger's 'pride and joy'?

• Her large dictionary.

• Her collection of rare stamps.

• Her garden of exotic plants.

• Her award-winning novel.

What is the setting of Frindle?

• A school and its surrounding community.

• A futuristic city with advanced technology.

• A small village in the countryside.

• A bustling metropolis with skyscrapers.

Who is Mrs. Granger?

• Nick's teacher who loves words and dictionaries.

• A librarian who dislikes books.

• A student who excels in math.

• A principal who enforces strict rules.

What point of view is used in chapter 2?

• 1st person (I)

• 2nd person (You)

• 3rd person (He)

• 4th person (They)

What does perfect attendance mean?

• You never miss school at all.

• You can miss one day and still have perfect attendance.

• You can miss up to three days and still be considered perfect.

• You must attend every class but can miss school events.

How did Nick's mother feel about Mrs. Granger?

• She thought Mrs. Granger was going to be a wonderful teacher.

• She believed Mrs. Granger was too strict.

• She felt indifferent towards Mrs. Granger.

• She thought Mrs. Granger was not qualified.