Okay For Now Ch 1-4

Joe Pepitone gave Doug Swieteck his New York Yankees baseball cap.

The question states that Doug's older brother was serving in the Army, stationed in Vietnam. Therefore, the correct answer would be a name that could potentially belong to Doug's older brother. Among the given options, Lucas is a name that could fit this description.

Ernie Eco was a friend of Doug's father. This can be inferred from the given options where it is mentioned that Ernie Eco was a friend of either Doug, Doug's brother, or Doug's father. Since the correct answer states that Ernie Eco was a friend of Doug's father, it can be concluded that he had a friendship with Doug's father.

After learning that the Swietecks were moving, Doug's friend Holling Hoodhood gave him a jacket.

The police wanted to question Doug's brother in regards to the robbery.

Carrying around a copy of Jane Eyre made Doug receive better treatment from his customers. This suggests that the customers had a positive perception of the book or its association with intellectualism, leading them to treat Doug better. It is possible that the customers admired the book or considered it a symbol of sophistication, leading to a more favorable attitude towards Doug.

Doug hung a jacket on a nail underneath the basement stairs of their Marysville home.

The statement suggests that Doug was treated better by his customers after the deli was robbed. However, the correct answer is False because there is no evidence or logical connection between a robbery and customers treating Doug better. It is more likely that customers would feel concerned or cautious after a robbery, which could potentially affect their behavior towards Doug.

Vincent Van Gogh is not the artist of the Arctic Tern. Vincent Van Gogh was a famous Dutch post-impressionist painter known for his works such as "Starry Night" and "Sunflowers". The Arctic Tern, on the other hand, is a bird species known for its long-distance migration. There is no connection between Van Gogh and the Arctic Tern in terms of art or any other aspect. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

Mrs. Merriam was the librarian because the question asks about her identity and the answer choice "the librarian" directly corresponds to that. The other answer choices do not mention anything about being a librarian.

Lil Spicer and Mr. Powell have had a positive relationship with Doug so far.

The statement suggests that Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Daugherty, and Mr. Loeffer were all customers of the grocery store.

Old Mrs. Windermere's occupation was a playwright. This means that she was someone who writes plays for the theater.

The given statement states that Doug was going to earn $5 a day as a delivery boy for Spicer's Deli. The answer "True" indicates that this statement is correct. This means that Doug had agreed to work as a delivery boy for Spicer's Deli and his daily wage was set at $5.

Coach Reed gave Doug after school detention because he switched teams in gym.

Principal Peattie concentrated on explaining the rules during his presentation to the students at the junior high Meet and Greet. He likely discussed the expectations and guidelines that the students are required to follow in order to maintain a positive and productive learning environment. This could include rules related to behavior, dress code, attendance, and academic integrity. By emphasizing the rules, Principal Peattie aims to ensure that all students are aware of the standards they need to meet and the consequences of not following them.

Mr. Ferris told Doug, "in this class you are not your brother."

When Coach Reed accidentally tore Doug's shirt off, it revealed Doug's tattoo. This could have caused Doug to feel humiliated because tattoos can be seen as personal and private. It is possible that Doug did not want others to see his tattoo, whether it was due to the design, the meaning behind it, or simply because he did not want attention drawn to it. The unexpected exposure of his tattoo in front of others could have made him feel embarrassed and vulnerable, leading to his humiliation.

Mr. Swieteck was upset with Mr. Big Bucks Ballard even before starting his new job at the paper mill because he would earn less than his old job. This implies that Mr. Swieteck had a higher-paying job previously, and the prospect of earning less at the paper mill was disappointing and frustrating for him.

Doug put on his Yankees jacket to give himself inspiration while trying to correctly draw the left foot of the Large-Billed Puffin.

The statement indicates that Mr. Powell challenged Doug to solve a problem as a homework assignment after his first art lesson. Since this statement is true, the correct answer is True.

Doug discovered the Red Throated Diver over the fireplace in Mrs. Windermere's house.

The statement implies that Mr. Powell had paints, brushes, and a canvas waiting for Doug when he returned to the Marysville library to teach him how to paint the bird pictures. However, the correct answer is false because there is no evidence or information provided in the statement to support this claim.