1. What body of water lies at the end of the street on which the girls had gathered around to admire Cecile's new clothing?
(a) A brook.
(b) A reservoir.
(c) A bay.
(d) A lake.

2. With what objects had Maddie's mother tried to disguise the second-hand nature of Maddie's dress?
(a) Trimmings.
(b) Galvanized thread and a needle.
(c) Patches.
(d) Darts.

3. Maddie worries that guilt about her own role in Wanda's torment will keep her from enjoying future hikes with which character?
(a) Jack.
(b) Miss Mason.
(c) Cecile.
(d) Peggy.

4. The letter that arrives for Miss Mason states that the writer's family is moving to what type of location?
(a) A big city.
(b) A hotel.
(c) A Canadian city.
(d) A European city.

5. What element of her life does Maddie decide that she would risk in order to keep her promise to herself?
(a) Her gold star.
(b) Her friendship with Peggy.
(c) Her self-respect.
(d) Her record of perfect attendance.

Short Answer Questions

1. What verb does the letter writer in "The Hundred Dresses" chapter use to describe the racial slurs that have been used against the family during their time in town?

2. Which members of the class in Room 13 are tasked with submitting designs for dresses?

3. What word does Peggy say to Wanda when she wants Wanda to repeat herself?

4. What color is the Petronskis' former home on Boggins Heights?

5. What expression was Wanda wearing as she slowly approached the group of girls gathered around Cecile?

(see the answer key)

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