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What does “visible” most nearly mean?
far away
invisible
able to be seen
very expensive
What does “fake” mean in “fake snow”?
not real
melted
dangerous
very cold
Joe stamped his feet in “frustration”. How was he feeling?
proud
excited
annoyed and unhappy
relaxed
Mr Spud looked “forlorn”. What does this show? sad and unsure what to do
tired and sleepy
excited and proud
ad and unsure what to do
angry and shouting
Joe “pictured” himself on the racetrack. What does pictured mean?
remembered
drew
imagined
photographed
What does “poshest” schools mean?
very small
very old
very expensive and fancy
very boring
The kids were “milling” around the school gates. What were they doing?
studying
standing and moving around casually
lining up quietly
running away
What does the description of the house mainly show?
how lonely it looks
how old the house is
how extremely rich Joe’s family is
how dangerous it is
Why is the house described in such an exaggerated way?
to show history
to scare the reader
to make the story funny and show excess
to explain architecture
Why doesn’t Joe get excited about expensive presents?
he already has too much
he wants money
he doesn’t like gifts
he is ungrateful
Why does Joe roll his eyes at his dad?
he is embarrassed
he thinks his dad doesn’t understand him
he is confused
he is tired
What problem does Joe really have?
he wants a new house
he hates schoolwork
he has no money
he has no real friends
Why does Joe want to go to a normal school?
to make his dad proud
to make real friends
to be famous
to study harder subjects
Why does Mr Spud worry about Joe going to a normal school?
it costs too much
the school is too far
the teachers are bad
kids may bully him or use him
What does Joe promise to do at the new school?
hire assistants
not tell anyone he is rich
tell everyone who he is
bring expensive gifts
How does Joe feel about the kids at the school gates?
he thinks they look happy and normal
he feels better than them
he thinks they look rude
he feels scared of them
