The Skin I'm In

Maleeka's teacher's name is Miss Saunders.

Sharon G. Flake is the correct answer because she is the author of the book "The Skin I'm In."

In the story, John-John was not nice to Maleeka.

Charlese Jones is described as a mean girl who Maleeka hung out with. This suggests that Charlese was not a nice friend to Maleeka, but rather someone who may have treated her poorly or engaged in negative behavior. The phrase "hung out with" implies a casual friendship rather than a close or supportive relationship. Overall, this answer indicates that Charlese was not a positive influence in Maleeka's life.

Maleeka and her dad had the talent of writing in common. This means that both of them possessed the skill and ability to express their thoughts, ideas, and emotions through written words. They could effectively communicate their thoughts and feelings through writing, whether it be through stories, essays, poems, or any other form of written expression. Writing was a shared talent between Maleeka and her dad, indicating that they both had a passion for and proficiency in this particular creative outlet.

Maleeka felt bad about the incident she caused because the question asks if she was upset. The word "upset" implies a negative emotional response, indicating that Maleeka felt bad about what happened.

In the story, it is mentioned that Maleeka's mother is alive and present. However, there is no mention of her father being alive or present, suggesting that he is deceased. Therefore, the correct answer is "Her father."

Mrs. Saunders had a scar on her face. This unique feature distinguishes her from others and is likely to be noticeable. Scars can be caused by various reasons such as accidents, surgeries, or injuries. The presence of a scar on her face may have affected Mrs. Saunders' appearance and could have been a topic of conversation or curiosity among those who knew her.

The correct answer is McClenton Middle School. This can be inferred from the information provided in the question, which states "What was the name of the school in this book?" Since the name mentioned in the options is McClenton Middle School, it can be concluded that this is the correct answer.

The answer suggests that Charlese intended to blame Maleeka because she was always mean to her. This implies that Charlese's actions and behavior towards Maleeka were intentionally hurtful, indicating her intention to blame Maleeka for something.

Based on the given options, it can be inferred that JuJu is most likely Charlese's sister. There is no information provided about JuJu's gender or any other relationships, so the only logical conclusion is that JuJu is Charlese's sister.

Maleeka felt bad about lighting the classroom on fire because it is a destructive and dangerous act. The use of the phrase "Of course!" implies that it is obvious or expected for someone to feel bad about such actions.

The correct answer is 32. This indicates that there are 32 chapters in the book.

The correct answer is "Raina Raise, Raise Raina" because the question is asking for the order of the twines in the book. The first option "Raina Raise" suggests that Raina's twine comes before Raise's twine, while the second option "Raise Raina" suggests the opposite order.

The given correct answer for this question is 1st person. Point of view refers to the perspective from which a story is told. In a first-person point of view, the narrator is a character in the story and tells the events using "I" and "me". This means that the book is narrated by a character within the story, providing a personal and subjective account of the events.

The correct answer suggests that the twins in the book seemed to like Charlese Jones. This implies that there were indications or actions from the twins that showed their fondness or positive feelings towards Charlese.

The given answer "Miss. Saunders Tai, Tai Miss. Saunders" suggests that both Miss. Saunders and Tai are good friends. The order of their names does not matter, as they can be referred to as "Miss. Saunders Tai" or "Tai Miss. Saunders".

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