Moo: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does the father tell Reena and Luke to "be respectful" no matter what they see or hear at Mrs. Falala's house? (from "That Zora" - "Beat and Zep")

The family has heard lots of stories about kids being mean to Mrs. Falala.

Being respectful is the Dad's number one rule.

The mother wants her family to make a good impression because Mrs. Falala might be rich.

He is worried that they will be frightened by the old woman's appearance.

2.

Why does Luke's friend call him a "stupid doofy head"? (from "That Zora" - "Beat and Zep")

She thinks his drawings are very bad.

It is her special name for him.

She thinks he is not very smart.

She is angry that he is moving away.

3.

The author uses which writing techniques to describe life in a small Maine town? (from Mrs. Falala's Plan - Rain Day)

Simple language and repetitive words.

Lots of dialogue.

Poetry and narrative descriptions.

Comparing and contrasting scenes.

4.

How does Luke show that he has matured over the summer? (from Sad Zep - Rides)

He no longer needs to draw in his notebook.

He is developing a crush on Beat.

He is willing to stand up to Mrs. Falala if she says anything bad about coming in fourth place.

He is no longer scared of the cows.

5.

In addition to what Mr. Colley told the family, what evidence from the story shows that Mrs. Falala had a sense that she would soon be passing away? (from Phone Call - Six Months Later)

The animals were all upset because she had said goodbye to them the night before she died.

She was saying goodbye to the children and her animals in the last picture she drew of all of them.

She left a farewell letter on her bedside table.

Her refrigerator was almost empty.

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