Fish in a Tree Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

Who does Ally end up sitting beside when Mr. Daniels rearranges the classroom seating plan? (from Chapters 11 – 15)

Shay.

Keisha.

Albert.

Oliver.

2.

How is it possible that Ally sent a sympathy card to her pregnant teacher? (from Chapters 1 – 5)

Ally was unable to read what the card actually said.

Ally's brother played a trick on her, and bought the sympathy card instead of a congratulations card.

Ally hated her teacher, and wanted to make her unhappy.

Ally picked up the card without looking at it, and so picked the wrong one.

3.

What is the most likely reason that Ally feels bad about picking on Albert? (from Chapters 11 – 15)

She recognizes that Albert feels as bad as she does when SHE is picked on.

She wishes she had been even more mean: Albert's reaction was nowhere near as upset as she wanted.

She recognizes that she picked on him in the same way as SHE has been picked on.

She wishes that Keisha had been pleased with her for what she did.

4.

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

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 just needs to find other ways to learn.

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

5.

What is the most likely reason that Ally thinks "a bag full of nothing" would be the best thing to represent her in class? (from Chapters 6 - 10)

She intends it to be a joke, relating to what she thinks of Mr. Daniels.

She feels like a big bag of nothing herself.

She thinks that going to school is a big bag of nothing.

She intends it to be a joke, relating to what she thinks of Shay.

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