Fish in a Tree Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

What is ironic about Mr. Daniels advising Ally to just walk away when Shay bullies her? (from Chapters 16 – 20)

Ally has just advised Keisha to NOT walk away when she is being bullied.

Travis has just advised Ally to NOT walk away when she is being bullied.

Ally has just advised Albert to NOT walk away when he is being bullied.

Ally has just TRIED to walk away from Shay, but was followed and bullied even more.

2.

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

Keisha.

Albert.

Oliver.

Shay.

3.

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

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

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.

4.

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

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

5.

What is the most likely reason that Ally answers Mr. Daniels' questions about her reading the way she does? (from Chapters 27 – 30)

She has started to really trust him.

She thinks that if she tells him what he wants to hear, he will go easy on her.

She wants him to make Shay be nice to her.

She is bluffing, the same way she has bluffed all her teachers.

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