Nick's School Experience and Ideas

Nick undergoes an internal change, developing new ideas but hesitating to act due to past experiences. He considers improving school lunches by encouraging students to bring food from home. However, fear of repercussions stops him. Others notice changes in Nick's behavior, including his mother and teacher, Mrs. Granger. Mrs. Granger encourages Nick, leading to his recovery and future success. Over time, Nick's influence grows, and his ideas lead to positive changes in the school lunch program.

What new concept did Nick learn in social studies class?

• Distributors

• Suppliers

• Consumers

• Producers

What was Nick's idea to improve school lunches?

• To hire a new chef

• To bring lunches from home until the cafeteria improved

• To have a bake sale

• To ask parents to cook for the school

Why did Nick decide not to share his idea about school lunches?

• He didn't think it would work

• He thought it was a bad idea

• He was afraid of getting in trouble

• He forgot about it

Who first noticed the change in Nick's behavior?

• His teacher

• His mom

• His friends

• The principal

What did Mrs. Granger say about Nick's idea?

• It was a bad idea

• It was a good idea

• It was not important

• It was too ambitious

What did Nick do after his conversation with Mrs. Granger?

• He planned a new prank

• He transferred to another school

• He decided to keep quiet

• He felt encouraged and looked forward to summer

What change occurred in the school cafeterias two years later?

• They increased prices

• They hired new staff

• They served delicious food

• They closed down

What was the long-term impact of Nick's word 'frindle'?

• It was forgotten

• It was banned

• It became a real word

• It was only used in his school