Ramona and Beezus Character and Events

The video discusses the book 'Ramona Quimby, Age 8' by Beverly Cleary, highlighting Ramona's challenges in third grade, including school incidents and a book report performance. It introduces the DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) program and celebrates Beverly Cleary's birthday, encouraging viewers to read and appreciate her work.

What is the main theme of 'Ramona Quimby, Age 8'?

• Ramona's adventures in high school

• Ramona's relationship with her pet

• Ramona's challenges in third grade

• Ramona's summer vacation

What happens to Ramona on her first day at school?

• She wins a prize

• She loses her lunch

• Her eraser is taken by other kids

• She makes a new friend

What is one of the challenges Ramona faces at school?

• Making new friends

• Losing her eraser

• Finding a lost book

• Winning a competition

What unfortunate event occurs to Ramona at school?

• She throws up

• She gets lost

• She forgets her homework

• She breaks her glasses

What do Ramona and her sister Beezus have to do in one chapter?

• Walk the dog

• Do their laundry

• Make their own dinner

• Clean the house

What is the relationship between Ramona and Beezus?

• Cousins

• Classmates

• Friends

• Sisters

What does 'DEAR' stand for in the book?

• Dance Everywhere and Relax

• Drop Everything and Run

• Do Everything and Rest

• Drop Everything and Read

What does Ramona's teacher ask the students about?

• Their favorite subject

• Their weekend plans

• Their favorite book

• The meaning of DEAR

How does Ramona present her book report?

• By singing a song

• By writing an essay

• By dressing up as a cat

• By drawing a picture

What is the title of the book Ramona reports on?

• The Abandoned Bird

• The Forgotten Rabbit

• The Left-Behind Cat

• The Lost Dog