Ramona's Show-and-Tell Adventures

Ramona eagerly anticipates her first show-and-tell at school, inspired by her sister Beezus. She decides to take her doll, Chevrolet, despite her sister's teasing. On the day of the event, Ramona faces challenges with Howie, who lacks an item for show-and-tell. Ramona lends him a rabbit, leading to a dispute over a ribbon given by Miss Binney. The story concludes with Howie helping Ramona transform her tricycle into a two-wheeler, resolving their conflict and showcasing their growing friendship.

What is one of the things Ramona looks forward to the most?

• Show-and-Tell

• Her first loose tooth

• Riding a bicycle

• Wearing lipstick

According to Beezus, what is acceptable to bring to Show-and-Tell in the fifth grade?

• A pretty leaf

• An old doll

• A toy fire engine

• Something unusual

What is the name of Ramona's doll?

• Chevrolet

• Daisy

• Patty

• Sandra

Why was Howie worried on the way to school?

• He forgot his lunch

• He didn't have anything for Show-and-Tell

• He lost his homework

• He was late

What did Ramona use to wash her doll's hair?

• All of the above

• Detergent

• Shampoo

• Soap

What did Miss Binney give to Howie's bunny?

• A blue bow

• A new tail

• A red ribbon

• A new ear

What was the main reason Ramona wanted the ribbon?

• It was colorful

• It was long

• It was a gift from Miss Binney

• It was shiny

What solution did the mothers suggest for the ribbon dispute?

• Give it to Howie

• Give it to Ramona

• Share the ribbon

• Throw it away

How did Howie help Ramona with her tricycle?

• He added a bell

• He painted it

• He fixed the chain

• He removed a wheel