What lesson does Beatrice learn after her performance?
Making mistakes is okay.
Never try new things
Being perfect is the most important thing.
Who is the main character of the book?
Beatrice Bottomwell
What do you think the title "The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes" suggests?
She never makes a mistake.
She is always wrong.
She never tried anything new.
She is a superhero.
How would you feel if you never made a mistake?
Bored
Happy
Proud
All of the above
What mistake does Beatrice make during her juggling act?
She falls off the stage.
She takes the wrong shaker.
She sings instead of juggles.
How does Beatrice feel immediately after making the mistake?
Angry
Embarrassed
Happy
Mad
What lesson does Beatrice learn after her performance?
Being perfect is the most important thing.
Making mistakes is okay.
Never try new things
What's the name of Beatrice's brother?
Who are Beatrice's friends?
How does Beatrice’s brother, Carl, react to his own mistakes?
He ignores them.
He hides them.
He laughs at them.
He cries.
What are some examples of things Beatrice was too afraid to try before?
Reading
Juggling
Skating
Singing
What lesson does the author want readers to learn?
Never try anything new
You should always avoid mistakes.
Making mistakes can be fun and helpful.
What is the message of the book?
Never try anything new.
Making mistakes is okay.
Winning is everything.
How might Beatrice’s story help other children who are afraid of making mistakes?
It shows them how to be perfect.
It shows them how to hide their mistakes.
It shows that mistakes can be funny.
What does Beatrice do every morning before school?
Practices juggling.
Makes perfect peanut butter sandwiches
Ties her shoes perfectly.
Writes down her schedule.
