Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger Chapters 28 - 30

1. Louis brought ---- to school.
a) candy
b) flowers
c) love letters
d) toys

2. Louis gave his gift to ------.
a) Miss Nogard
b) Mr. Kidswatter
c) Mrs. Drazil
d) Dr. Pickle

3. Louis called Mr. Kidswatter -----.
a) a wonderful human being
b) a maggot-infested string bean
c) a dirty-rotten no-good
d) no-good-dirty-double-crossing-snake-in-the-grass

4. Miss Nogard kept calling on Ron because -----.
a) he missed every problem
b) he had all the correct answers
c) he didn't have his homework
d) she liked him

5. The students were given homework because -----.
a) Miss Nogard made the students think they didn't understand the assignment
b) they had homework every Tuesday night
c) they missed so many answers
d) she didn't want them to watch television

6. Hate flew out the window when ----.
a) Mr. Kidswatter left town
b) the students got a new substitute teacher
c) Miss Nogard told Louis she loved him
d) Mrs. Jewls brought her new baby to school

7. Miss Nogard tripped over -----.
a) Sharie's rubber-band ball
b) Rondi's backpack
c) Jason's shoelace
d) Todd's coat

8. The story ended ------.
a) happily
b) sadly

9. The students and Louis felt ---- about Miss Nogart's third ear.
a) curious
b) grossed out
c) indifferent
d) excited

10. Which statement from Wayside School expressed an opinion?
a) They returned to their desks and told everyone around them what Miss Nogard said.
b) Her heart was clogged with bitterness and hate.
c) They played kickball.
d) The next morning Louis came to school with a bunch of flowers in his hand.

11. Which statement from Wayside School contains a cause-effect relationship?
a) Mrs. Jewls gently laid her baby down in it, on soft yellow blankets.
b) "Oh, she's so beautiful, Mrs. Jewls," said Joy.
c) Mrs. Jewls looked at the substitute teacher.
d) Dana was so happy she cried.

12. This line includes which literary technique?

His eyes were like the moon.
a) alliteration
b) simile
c) repetition
d) onomatopoeia



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1. (b)
2. (b)
3. (b)
4. (c)
5. (a)
6. (d)
7. (a)
8. (a)
9. (a)
10. (b)
11. (d)
12. (b)