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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

What is significant about the character from "Star Trek" that Albert admires so much? (from Chapters 16 – 20)

He does not have to deal with people who disbelieve in the value of science, the way Albert does.

He knows a lot about science, the way Albert does.

He knows a lot about cooking, the way Albert does.

He does not have to deal with people who do not understand him, the way Albert does.

2.

Why does Albert finally decide to stand up for himself with the bullies? (from Chapters 47 – 51)

His friends are too important to him for him to let them get bullied.

He wants to impress his friends with how powerful he is.

He loses his control after being bullied so many times.

His father has told him he has to stand up for himself more.

3.

Why is Ally invited to Shay's birthday party? (from Chapters 21 - 26)

Shay invited her so the two of them could make peace with each other.

Ally was only invited because Jessica was invited, and Jessica insisted that Ally come as well.

Ally was not invited: she forced herself into the party because she wanted to see the butterflies.

Shay was told to invite everyone in her class.

4.

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

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

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

She has started to really trust him.

She wants him to make Shay be nice to her.

5.

What is the most likely reason Travis is concerned that his new boss wants him to follow an instruction manual? (from Chapters 31 – 34)

Travis, like his sister, absolutely refuses to do what he is told.

Travis, like his sister, has trouble reading.

Travis, like his father, has trouble obeying orders.

Travis, like his mother, has trouble reading.

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