How To Steal A Dog Chapters 1-7
The students will answer comprehension questions for Chapters 1-7 in How to Steal a Dog. Using information gained from reading the chapters, answer the following questions.
- 1.What question did Toby ask that Georgina did not think of?
- A.
How much to set the reward for.
- B.
Where they were going to hide the dog.
- C.
When they should go do their laundry.
- D.
How to play Rock-Paper-Scissors
- 2.What did Georgina think when she saw the dog door?
- A.
They were short.
- B.
These people were lazy.
- C.
The owner's were gone a lot, but they still cared about their animal.
- D.
The dog lived in the house by itself.
- 3.At the beginning of the story where did Toby, Georgina, and their mother live?
- A.
They camped at the campground.
- B.
With their grandmother.
- C.
At the local McDonalds.
- D.
In their car.
- 4.Mama worked how many jobs to support her family?
- A.
Two.
- B.
Three.
- C.
None.
- D.
One.
- 5.What did Georgina write in her spiral notebook?
- A.
Her rules for finding a dog.
- B.
A letter to her daddy.
- C.
A description of her perfect home.
- D.
The names of all her best friends.
- 6.What did Georgina's mother pray for each night.
- A.
A stack of cash.
- B.
A dog to use as a reward.
- C.
Her husband to come back.
- D.
A miracle.
- 7.What were some of the special things that Georgina kept in her plastic bag?
- 8.Why was Georgina convinced that Willy was the dog they should steal?
- 9.How much money did Georgina's daddy leave behind when he left his family? Check all that apply.
- A.
3 rolls of quarters.
- B.
A credit card that has no limit.
- C.
A mayonnaise jar full of waded up dollar bills.
- D.
Enough money for the family to live in their apartment forever.
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