Chapter 1 Ramona Quimby, Age 8

Mr. Quimby was going back to school to become a teacher.

Ramona was so excited to ride the bus on the first day of school. This suggests that she enjoys the experience of riding the bus and finds it thrilling. It could be because she gets to see new places, meet new people, or simply because she finds the bus ride itself fun. Riding the bus might also symbolize independence and a sense of adventure for Ramona, which could explain her excitement.

She called him a Yard Ape

Ramona has trouble being nice to Willa Jean.

The statement indicates that Mrs. Quimby worked at a doctor's office as a receptionist. Since there is no contradictory information given, we can assume that the statement is true.

Mr. Quimby gave his daughters a pink eraser on the first day of school "just for luck". This suggests that he believes having a pink eraser will bring them good luck in their school endeavors. The color pink may symbolize positivity and optimism, and the act of giving them an eraser could indicate his desire for them to make mistakes and learn from them. Overall, it can be inferred that Mr. Quimby wants his daughters to have a successful and fortunate start to the school year.

Ramona is in the third grade.

The given statement states that Ramona's cat was named Picky-pick. If this statement is true, it means that Ramona indeed named her cat Picky-pick. Therefore, the correct answer is True.

Ramona's school is named Cedarhurst.

Ramona went to Howie Kemp's house every day after school. This suggests that Ramona had a routine of visiting Howie Kemp's house regularly after her school hours. The question implies that Ramona had a specific destination or activity that she consistently engaged in after school, and in this case, it was going to Howie Kemp's house.

The question is asking for the name of Ramona's sister, which could be either Beatrice or Beezus.