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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)

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.

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

2.

When Jessica apologizes to Ally, and Ally recalls what her mother said about the power of apologies, it echoes which event from earlier in the narrative? (from Chapters 47 – 51)

When Ally apologizes to Albert after being to him while she was trying to impress Shay.

When Travis apologizes to Ally for being mean to her after she has refused to help him learn to read.

When Ally apologizes to Keisha after being to her while she was trying to impress Shay.

When Keisha apologizes to Ally after being to her while she was trying to impress Shay.

3.

What is the most likely reason that Mr. Daniels gives Ally what she calls a "pity award"? (from Chapters 21 - 26)

To inspire her to focus on her work, rather than on spending so much time with her friends.

To encourage her stand up to Shay.

To humiliate her in front of the class.

To encourage her to keep working.

4.

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

Cow.

Cat.

Man.

Dog.

5.

What is it about Albert and Keisha that Ally seems to envy? (from Chapters 16 – 20)

Their family lives: Ally envies the fact that both Keisha and Albert's fathers are at home.

Their ability to ignore bad things being said about them.

Their intelligence: Ally wishes she could be as smart as they are.

Their ability to fight back when Oliver says bad things about them.

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