Understanding Characters' Emotions and Situations

Ally and Kesha visit Albert's house, discovering his challenging family situation. Albert shares his aspirations, while Ally reveals her struggles with dyslexia. A misunderstanding with a substitute teacher leaves Ally feeling betrayed, but Mr. Daniels later apologizes, restoring her trust.

What does Albert's house reveal about his family's situation?

• They are wealthy and have a lot of food.

• They have a lot of pets.

• They are very organized and tidy.

• They are struggling financially and lack food.

What is Albert's attitude towards fame?

• He dislikes attention and fame.

• He is indifferent to fame.

• He desires to be famous.

• He wants to be a celebrity.

What secret does Ally share with her friends?

• She has a pet cat.

• She struggles with reading and writing.

• She is moving to a new school.

• She wants to be a scientist.

How does Ally feel about the substitute teacher's assignment?

• She feels betrayed and upset.

• She is excited to draw.

• She is indifferent.

• She thinks it's a fun task.

What does Mr. Daniels explain to Ally about the substitute incident?

• He wanted her to practice drawing.

• He forgot to leave instructions.

• He intended to help her by not pressuring her to write.

• He wanted to embarrass her.

What does Ally realize about herself after her conversation with Mr. Daniels?

• She is invisible.

• She is incapable of learning.

• She is not good at chess.

• She is invincible.