Fish in a Tree Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

What is the most likely reason that the narrative makes a reference to Ally's grandfather in the same context as it references Ally's relationship with Mr. Daniels? (from Chapters 27 – 30)

The reference suggests that Ally is afraid Mr. Daniels is going to die the way her grandfather did.

The reference suggests that Ally is starting to feel about Mr. Daniels in a similar way to how she felt about her grandfather.

The reference suggests that Ally believes Mr. Daniels is going to take her home so she can be comforted by her grandfather.

The reference suggests that Ally is starting to hate Mr. Daniels in the same way as she hated her grandfather.

2.

What does immigrant student Suki have in common with Ally? (from Chapters 6 - 10)

Both girls miss their grandfathers.

Both girls struggle with reading.

Both girls are originally from another country.

Both girls want to be Albert's friend.

3.

Who is Roy G. Biv? (from Chapters 21 - 26)

A fictional character who does not appear in literature: the letters of his name are the initials of the planets in the solar system.

A fictional character who does not appear in literature: the letters of his name are the initials of the colors of the rainbow.

A famous art teacher who studied color: Ally wants to be as knowledgeable about art as he is.

A famous science teacher: Albert wants to be as smart about technology as he is.

4.

What simple word does Ally spell with cookie dough that goes into Keisha's cupcakes? (from Chapters 27 – 30)

Cat.

Man.

Cow.

Dog.

5.

According to Mr. Daniels, what does it mean to have "learning difficulties"? (from Chapters 31 – 34)

That someone who has those kinds of difficulties just needs to find other ways to learn.

That someone who has those kinds of difficulties is better off not going to school.

That someone who has those kinds of difficulties needs to focus their education on something other than reading.

That someone who has those kinds of difficulties has something wrong with their brain.

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