Lunch Money By Andrew Clements
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- 1.
- A.
Playing Soccer
- B.
Being Able to Talk to Anyone
- C.
Understanding Money
- D.
Making all A's
- 2.What are/is Chunky Comics?
- A.
Greg's Dad's Valuable Comic Books
- B.
Greg's Line of Comics
- C.
Greg's Favorite Comic Book Series
- D.
Greg's Brothers' Favorite TV Show
- 3.Who had always been Greg's rival?
- A.
Mrs. Davenport
- B.
Ted Kendall
- C.
His Oldest Brother
- D.
Maura Shaw
- 4.What was Mr. Z's passion?
- A.
Math
- B.
Reading
- C.
Comics
- D.
Teaching
- 5.
- A.
It was an accident in soccer practice.
- B.
Maura slapped him for taking her lunch money.
- C.
Maura knocked him in the face after he ripped her comic.
- D.
He got in a fight with another student who wouldn't pay him.
- 6.Why had Greg shoved Maura's first comic drawings into her hands and stormed away to gym class?
- A.
He got flustered and upset by some girls suggesting that he and Maura liked each other.
- B.
He knew they were too good and he didn't want to tell her that.
- C.
He was still mad at her for giving him a huge black eye the day before.
- D.
He was sick of her as a competitor for his business ideas.
- 7.Maura demands what percentage of the profits from her comic book sales?
- A.
50%
- B.
65%
- C.
75%
- D.
80%
- 8.What is Maura's main job with Chunky Comics?
- A.
Inking the Pictures
- B.
Lettering (writing the words)
- C.
Cutting and Copying the Pages
- D.
Selling them to People
- 9.Why do Greg and Maura attend the school committee meeting?
- A.
They wanted Mrs. Davenport to get fired for standing in the way of their economic dreams.
- B.
They saw how many other things were sold at school and wanted to get permission for Chunky Comics to be sold too.
- C.
They needed to depend Mr. Z's right to use comics as a teaching tool in his classroom.
- D.
They wanted to be able to sell Chunky Comics on the bus, but needed permission.
- 10.What is one lesson that Greg learned?
- A.
Sometimes money can make you grouchy.
- B.
Girls can be better than boys.
- C.
Comics are bad for students' education.
- D.
Sometimes giving can feel just as rewarding as getting.
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