Maplewood Elementary Mystery Quiz

It was a typical Wednesday at Maplewood Elementary School. The lunch bell rang, and students rushed to the cafeteria. Among them was Jordan, who had been looking forward to his turkey sandwich all morning.

When Jordan opened his lunchbox, he gasped. His sandwich was gone! In its place was a note that read, “Thanks for the snack!”

Jordan looked around. Who could have taken it? He asked his friends, but no one had seen anything suspicious. Determined to solve the mystery, Jordan decided to investigate.

First, he checked the hallway cameras with the help of Mr. Lee, the school custodian. They saw a small figure sneaking into the classroom during recess. The figure wore a red hoodie—just like Jordan’s friend Max.

Jordan didn’t want to accuse Max without proof, so he asked him directly. Max laughed and said, “No way! I brought my own lunch today. Want to see my sandwich wrapper?”

Max showed Jordan the wrapper from his peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Jordan believed him.

Later that day, Jordan saw a squirrel outside the classroom window. It was dragging a plastic bag that looked just like his lunch bag. Jordan and Mr. Lee went outside and found the bag under a bush—with the turkey sandwich still inside, untouched!

Apparently, the squirrel had snuck in through an open window and taken the lunch. Jordan laughed and decided to keep his lunchbox zipped from now on.

What day of the week did the story take place?

• Wednesday

• Thursday

• Friday

• Saturday

Tags

CCSS.RI.6.3

CCSS.RI.7.3

CCSS.RL.3.3

CCSS.RL.4.3

CCSS.RL.5.3

It was a typical Wednesday at Maplewood Elementary School. The lunch bell rang, and students rushed to the cafeteria. Among them was Jordan, who had been looking forward to his turkey sandwich all morning.

When Jordan opened his lunchbox, he gasped. His sandwich was gone! In its place was a note that read, “Thanks for the snack!”

Jordan looked around. Who could have taken it? He asked his friends, but no one had seen anything suspicious. Determined to solve the mystery, Jordan decided to investigate.

First, he checked the hallway cameras with the help of Mr. Lee, the school custodian. They saw a small figure sneaking into the classroom during recess. The figure wore a red hoodie—just like Jordan’s friend Max.

Jordan didn’t want to accuse Max without proof, so he asked him directly. Max laughed and said, “No way! I brought my own lunch today. Want to see my sandwich wrapper?”

Max showed Jordan the wrapper from his peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Jordan believed him.

Later that day, Jordan saw a squirrel outside the classroom window. It was dragging a plastic bag that looked just like his lunch bag. Jordan and Mr. Lee went outside and found the bag under a bush—with the turkey sandwich still inside, untouched!

Apparently, the squirrel had snuck in through an open window and taken the lunch. Jordan laughed and decided to keep his lunchbox zipped from now on.

What was missing from Jordan’s lunchbox?

• His turkey sandwich

• His apple

• His juice box

• His cookies

Tags

CCSS.RF.5.4C

CCSS.RI.5.1

CCSS.RL.5.1

CCSS.RL.5.2

CCSS.RL.6.1

It was a typical Wednesday at Maplewood Elementary School. The lunch bell rang, and students rushed to the cafeteria. Among them was Jordan, who had been looking forward to his turkey sandwich all morning.

When Jordan opened his lunchbox, he gasped. His sandwich was gone! In its place was a note that read, “Thanks for the snack!”

Jordan looked around. Who could have taken it? He asked his friends, but no one had seen anything suspicious. Determined to solve the mystery, Jordan decided to investigate.

First, he checked the hallway cameras with the help of Mr. Lee, the school custodian. They saw a small figure sneaking into the classroom during recess. The figure wore a red hoodie—just like Jordan’s friend Max.

Jordan didn’t want to accuse Max without proof, so he asked him directly. Max laughed and said, “No way! I brought my own lunch today. Want to see my sandwich wrapper?”

Max showed Jordan the wrapper from his peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Jordan believed him.

Later that day, Jordan saw a squirrel outside the classroom window. It was dragging a plastic bag that looked just like his lunch bag. Jordan and Mr. Lee went outside and found the bag under a bush—with the turkey sandwich still inside, untouched!

Apparently, the squirrel had snuck in through an open window and taken the lunch. Jordan laughed and decided to keep his lunchbox zipped from now on.

What clue was left in the lunchbox?

• A note that said “Thanks for the snack!”

• A piece of candy

• A drawing

• A coin

It was a typical Wednesday at Maplewood Elementary School. The lunch bell rang, and students rushed to the cafeteria. Among them was Jordan, who had been looking forward to his turkey sandwich all morning.

When Jordan opened his lunchbox, he gasped. His sandwich was gone! In its place was a note that read, “Thanks for the snack!”

Jordan looked around. Who could have taken it? He asked his friends, but no one had seen anything suspicious. Determined to solve the mystery, Jordan decided to investigate.

First, he checked the hallway cameras with the help of Mr. Lee, the school custodian. They saw a small figure sneaking into the classroom during recess. The figure wore a red hoodie—just like Jordan’s friend Max.

Jordan didn’t want to accuse Max without proof, so he asked him directly. Max laughed and said, “No way! I brought my own lunch today. Want to see my sandwich wrapper?”

Max showed Jordan the wrapper from his peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Jordan believed him.

Later that day, Jordan saw a squirrel outside the classroom window. It was dragging a plastic bag that looked just like his lunch bag. Jordan and Mr. Lee went outside and found the bag under a bush—with the turkey sandwich still inside, untouched!

Apparently, the squirrel had snuck in through an open window and taken the lunch. Jordan laughed and decided to keep his lunchbox zipped from now on.

Who helped Jordan check the hallway cameras?

• Mr. Lee, the school custodian

• Ms. Smith, the teacher

• Principal Johnson

• Coach Carter

Tags

CCSS.RI.6.3

CCSS.RI.7.3

CCSS.RL.3.3

CCSS.RL.4.3

CCSS.RL.5.3

It was a typical Wednesday at Maplewood Elementary School. The lunch bell rang, and students rushed to the cafeteria. Among them was Jordan, who had been looking forward to his turkey sandwich all morning.

When Jordan opened his lunchbox, he gasped. His sandwich was gone! In its place was a note that read, “Thanks for the snack!”

Jordan looked around. Who could have taken it? He asked his friends, but no one had seen anything suspicious. Determined to solve the mystery, Jordan decided to investigate.

First, he checked the hallway cameras with the help of Mr. Lee, the school custodian. They saw a small figure sneaking into the classroom during recess. The figure wore a red hoodie—just like Jordan’s friend Max.

Jordan didn’t want to accuse Max without proof, so he asked him directly. Max laughed and said, “No way! I brought my own lunch today. Want to see my sandwich wrapper?”

Max showed Jordan the wrapper from his peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Jordan believed him.

Later that day, Jordan saw a squirrel outside the classroom window. It was dragging a plastic bag that looked just like his lunch bag. Jordan and Mr. Lee went outside and found the bag under a bush—with the turkey sandwich still inside, untouched!

Apparently, the squirrel had snuck in through an open window and taken the lunch. Jordan laughed and decided to keep his lunchbox zipped from now on.

What did the figure in the red hoodie do?

• Sneaked into the classroom during recess

• Played in the playground

• Ate lunch in the cafeteria

• Went to the library

Tags

CCSS.RF.5.4C

CCSS.RI.5.1

CCSS.RL.5.1

CCSS.RL.5.2

CCSS.RL.6.2

It was a typical Wednesday at Maplewood Elementary School. The lunch bell rang, and students rushed to the cafeteria. Among them was Jordan, who had been looking forward to his turkey sandwich all morning.

When Jordan opened his lunchbox, he gasped. His sandwich was gone! In its place was a note that read, “Thanks for the snack!”

Jordan looked around. Who could have taken it? He asked his friends, but no one had seen anything suspicious. Determined to solve the mystery, Jordan decided to investigate.

First, he checked the hallway cameras with the help of Mr. Lee, the school custodian. They saw a small figure sneaking into the classroom during recess. The figure wore a red hoodie—just like Jordan’s friend Max.

Jordan didn’t want to accuse Max without proof, so he asked him directly. Max laughed and said, “No way! I brought my own lunch today. Want to see my sandwich wrapper?”

Max showed Jordan the wrapper from his peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Jordan believed him.

Later that day, Jordan saw a squirrel outside the classroom window. It was dragging a plastic bag that looked just like his lunch bag. Jordan and Mr. Lee went outside and found the bag under a bush—with the turkey sandwich still inside, untouched!

Apparently, the squirrel had snuck in through an open window and taken the lunch. Jordan laughed and decided to keep his lunchbox zipped from now on.

Why did Jordan suspect Max?

• The figure on the camera wore a red hoodie like Max

• Max was acting suspicious

• Max was missing during lunch

• Max had a similar lunchbox

Tags

CCSS.RI.4.1

CCSS.RI.5.1

CCSS.RI.6.1

CCSS.RL.5.1

CCSS.RL.6.1

It was a typical Wednesday at Maplewood Elementary School. The lunch bell rang, and students rushed to the cafeteria. Among them was Jordan, who had been looking forward to his turkey sandwich all morning.

When Jordan opened his lunchbox, he gasped. His sandwich was gone! In its place was a note that read, “Thanks for the snack!”

Jordan looked around. Who could have taken it? He asked his friends, but no one had seen anything suspicious. Determined to solve the mystery, Jordan decided to investigate.

First, he checked the hallway cameras with the help of Mr. Lee, the school custodian. They saw a small figure sneaking into the classroom during recess. The figure wore a red hoodie—just like Jordan’s friend Max.

Jordan didn’t want to accuse Max without proof, so he asked him directly. Max laughed and said, “No way! I brought my own lunch today. Want to see my sandwich wrapper?”

Max showed Jordan the wrapper from his peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Jordan believed him.

Later that day, Jordan saw a squirrel outside the classroom window. It was dragging a plastic bag that looked just like his lunch bag. Jordan and Mr. Lee went outside and found the bag under a bush—with the turkey sandwich still inside, untouched!

Apparently, the squirrel had snuck in through an open window and taken the lunch. Jordan laughed and decided to keep his lunchbox zipped from now on.

How did Max prove he didn’t take the sandwich?

• He showed Jordan the wrapper from his own sandwich

• He had an alibi

• He was with the teacher

• He was in the library

Tags

CCSS.RL.3.3

CCSS.RL.4.3

CCSS.RL.5.3

CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.7.3

It was a typical Wednesday at Maplewood Elementary School. The lunch bell rang, and students rushed to the cafeteria. Among them was Jordan, who had been looking forward to his turkey sandwich all morning.

When Jordan opened his lunchbox, he gasped. His sandwich was gone! In its place was a note that read, “Thanks for the snack!”

Jordan looked around. Who could have taken it? He asked his friends, but no one had seen anything suspicious. Determined to solve the mystery, Jordan decided to investigate.

First, he checked the hallway cameras with the help of Mr. Lee, the school custodian. They saw a small figure sneaking into the classroom during recess. The figure wore a red hoodie—just like Jordan’s friend Max.

Jordan didn’t want to accuse Max without proof, so he asked him directly. Max laughed and said, “No way! I brought my own lunch today. Want to see my sandwich wrapper?”

Max showed Jordan the wrapper from his peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Jordan believed him.

Later that day, Jordan saw a squirrel outside the classroom window. It was dragging a plastic bag that looked just like his lunch bag. Jordan and Mr. Lee went outside and found the bag under a bush—with the turkey sandwich still inside, untouched!

Apparently, the squirrel had snuck in through an open window and taken the lunch. Jordan laughed and decided to keep his lunchbox zipped from now on.

What animal was responsible for taking the lunch?

• A squirrel

• A raccoon

• A bird

• A cat

Tags

CCSS.RI.5.1

CCSS.RI.6.1

CCSS.RL.4.1

CCSS.RL.5.1

CCSS.RL.6.1

It was a typical Wednesday at Maplewood Elementary School. The lunch bell rang, and students rushed to the cafeteria. Among them was Jordan, who had been looking forward to his turkey sandwich all morning.

When Jordan opened his lunchbox, he gasped. His sandwich was gone! In its place was a note that read, “Thanks for the snack!”

Jordan looked around. Who could have taken it? He asked his friends, but no one had seen anything suspicious. Determined to solve the mystery, Jordan decided to investigate.

First, he checked the hallway cameras with the help of Mr. Lee, the school custodian. They saw a small figure sneaking into the classroom during recess. The figure wore a red hoodie—just like Jordan’s friend Max.

Jordan didn’t want to accuse Max without proof, so he asked him directly. Max laughed and said, “No way! I brought my own lunch today. Want to see my sandwich wrapper?”

Max showed Jordan the wrapper from his peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Jordan believed him.

Later that day, Jordan saw a squirrel outside the classroom window. It was dragging a plastic bag that looked just like his lunch bag. Jordan and Mr. Lee went outside and found the bag under a bush—with the turkey sandwich still inside, untouched!

Apparently, the squirrel had snuck in through an open window and taken the lunch. Jordan laughed and decided to keep his lunchbox zipped from now on.

Where did Jordan find his lunch?

• Under a bush outside the classroom

• In the cafeteria

• In the playground

• In the library

Tags

CCSS.RI.4.2

CCSS.RI.5.2

CCSS.RL.4.2

CCSS.RL.5.2

CCSS.RL.6.2

It was a typical Wednesday at Maplewood Elementary School. The lunch bell rang, and students rushed to the cafeteria. Among them was Jordan, who had been looking forward to his turkey sandwich all morning.

When Jordan opened his lunchbox, he gasped. His sandwich was gone! In its place was a note that read, “Thanks for the snack!”

Jordan looked around. Who could have taken it? He asked his friends, but no one had seen anything suspicious. Determined to solve the mystery, Jordan decided to investigate.

First, he checked the hallway cameras with the help of Mr. Lee, the school custodian. They saw a small figure sneaking into the classroom during recess. The figure wore a red hoodie—just like Jordan’s friend Max.

Jordan didn’t want to accuse Max without proof, so he asked him directly. Max laughed and said, “No way! I brought my own lunch today. Want to see my sandwich wrapper?”

Max showed Jordan the wrapper from his peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Jordan believed him.

Later that day, Jordan saw a squirrel outside the classroom window. It was dragging a plastic bag that looked just like his lunch bag. Jordan and Mr. Lee went outside and found the bag under a bush—with the turkey sandwich still inside, untouched!

Apparently, the squirrel had snuck in through an open window and taken the lunch. Jordan laughed and decided to keep his lunchbox zipped from now on.

What lesson did Jordan learn at the end of the story?

• To keep his lunchbox zipped and secure

• To always suspect his friends

• To never leave his lunch unattended

• To bring extra food

Tags

CCSS.RL.4.2

CCSS.RL.4.9

CCSS.RL.5.2

CCSS.RL.5.9

CCSS.RL.6.2