Being Frank Quiz

What is Frank's defining characteristic in the story?

• He is very shy.

• He is a great dancer.

• He is always honest.

• He loves to sing.

How do Frank's peers react to his honesty?

• They appreciate his honesty.

• They are indifferent to his comments.

• They laugh at his jokes.

• They are upset by his bluntness.

What advice does Grandpa give to Frank about honesty?

• Find the right way to deliver the truth.

• Avoid speaking to people.

• Lie to make people happy.

• Always tell the truth, no matter what.

What does Grandpa do when he tastes Mr. Pickles' relish?

• He asks for more.

• He says it's perfect.

• He suggests more sugar and less pepper.

• He refuses to taste it.

What does Frank say to Ms. Zaroma at the carnival?

• You have a beautiful voice.

• You tell great jokes.

• Your hat is unique.

• You dance well.

How does Frank compliment Carol's singing?

• He says she has a powerful voice.

• He says she should sing professionally.

• He says she sings like a bird.

• He says she can hit high notes.

What does Frank decide not to mention to his mom?

• Her cooking skills.

• Her driving speed.

• Her choice of clothes.

• The wrinkles around her mouth.

What lesson does Frank learn by the end of the story?

• It's best to be silent.

• Always agree with others.

• Honesty is not important.

• Honesty should be delivered with kindness.

What does Bob Odenkirk reflect on at the end of the story?

• The need to be honest and kind.

• The joy of storytelling.

• The value of being blunt.

• The importance of being silent.

What does Frank say about Mrs. Peacock's hat?

• It is too colorful.

• It is too big.

• It is one of a kind.

• It looks like a flower store.