Nicholas Allen and the Frindle Phenomenon

What was the teacher's initial impression of Nicholas Allen?

• He was always obedient and quiet.

• He was a smart and mischievous student.

• He was uninterested in reading.

• He was disrespectful and rude.

What did Nicholas Allen challenge in his language arts class?

• The necessity of physical education.

• The conventional understanding of words.

• The rules of grammar.

• The importance of mathematics.

What was the result of the 'frindle' becoming famous?

• It was banned from the dictionary.

• It was forgotten quickly.

• It caused a lot of trouble for the school.

• It led to a large amount of money being made.

How did the 'frindle' phenomenon affect the town?

• It made the town worse.

• It improved the town and brought positive changes.

• It caused chaos and confusion.

• It had no impact on the town.

What did the teacher hope the students would remember from the 'frindle' story?

• To focus only on academic success.

• To never challenge authority.

• To create their own ideas and do something great.

• To always follow the rules.