4. Why does the photographer not just take a different picture of the fifth grade class?
(a) He thinks that the picture is funny.
(b) He is out of film.
(c) There is not enough time.
(d) He does not realize what they have done.

5. When the "frindle" story is on the national news, what other word do they tell the audience was made up by just one person?
(a) Squirt.
(b) Quiz.
(c) Jelly.
(d) Noggin.

6. How does Nick introduce his new word?
(a) He pretends to have forgotten his pen.
(b) He gives everyone in class a new pen.
(c) He starts a pretend argument about who took his pen.
(d) He puts up a poster with a pen on it.

7. Why does the principal allow the reporter to talk to Mrs. Granger?
(a) Because she does not think that Mrs. Granger will be willing to talk to the reporter.
(b) Because she really cannot stop it from happening, anyway.
(c) Because she thinks that Mrs. Granger will do a good job defending the school.
(d) Because Mrs. Granger asked to talk to the reporter.

8. What does Bud Lawrence do?
(a) He follows Nick around town teasing him.
(b) He creates pens with the word "frindle" on them.
(c) He interviews Nick for the television news.
(d) He writes a new dictionary with the word "frindle" in it.

9. Where does Nick choose to introduce his new word to the school?
(a) Mrs. Granger's class.
(b) The school newspaper.
(c) The lunchroom.
(d) In the hallway before school starts.

10. On page 67 of Chapter Eleven, "Extra! Extra! Read All About It!" there is a reference to "Mr. Webster." Who is Mr. Webster?
(a) The school board principal.
(b) The author of a famous dictionary.
(c) Another person who was famous for making up words.
(d) The newspaper reporter's boss.

11. Who is Judy Morgan?
(a) A television reporter.
(b) The school secretary.
(c) A newspaper reporter.
(d) The school principal.

12. Why does the newspaper article stir up trouble?
(a) It asks everyone in town to start using the word "frindle."
(b) It is very dramatic.
(c) It contains lies about Nick.
(d) It contains lies about the school.

13. While they are talking with Mrs. Chatham, how does Nick's father look?
(a) Embarrassed.
(b) Angry.
(c) Amused.
(d) Bored.

14. When the reporter looks at what is in the envelope, what does she realize about her trip to the school?
(a) She has already spoken to Nick Allen.
(b) Mrs. Granger is probably the one who is wrong about "frindle."
(c) A lot more people than she realized know about her visit to the school.
(d) There is more disruption of the school going on than people are pretending.

15. After his meeting with Mrs. Granger in Chapter Eight, "Mightier than the Sword," what does Nick suddenly realize?
(a) Mrs. Granger is sad that Nick does not respect her.
(b) Mrs. Granger is enjoying the battle against Nick.
(c) Mrs. Granger is willing to do anything to defeat Nick.
(d) Mrs. Granger has a better sense of humor than he realized.