Judy Blume:Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing

Dribble is most likely a turtle because turtles are commonly associated with the name Dribble. This is supported by the fact that the other options, a boy and a basketball, do not typically have the name Dribble associated with them.

Fudge's dad works for Juicy-O.

Fudge jumped off the jungle-gym because he wanted to fly.

The given statement implies that Fudge is older than Peter. However, the correct answer is False, which means that Fudge is not older than Peter.

The dad allowed Mr. and Mrs. Yarby to sleep over at their house.

Fudge wants Dribble because he wants everything. This suggests that Fudge has a desire to possess or acquire as many things as possible, indicating a greedy or materialistic nature.

The given correct answer "it just for two nights" suggests that the speaker's mother is reassuring them that they only have to sleep with Fudge for two nights. This implies that the speaker may be unhappy or uncomfortable with sleeping with Fudge, but their mother is trying to alleviate their concerns by assuring them that it is only a temporary arrangement.

Mr. and Mrs. Yarby came from New York.

Fudge is tricked by the Mom's plan in Bloomingdale's because the question asks if he is tricked, and the answer provided is "yes". This implies that Fudge falls for the Mom's plan and is deceived in some way.

The answer "both" suggests that fudge has mixed feelings towards Peter. It implies that fudge both likes and dislikes Peter, possibly indicating a complex relationship or conflicting emotions towards him. Without further context, it is difficult to determine the exact reasons behind these mixed feelings.