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Mrs. Granger taught Nick in the ____________ grade.
5th
Which period was Mrs. Granger's class?
 
Seventh period
 
Fifth period
 
First period
 
Third period
Who was a reporter of the Westfield Gazette?
 Judy Morgan
Who was the girl who participated with Nick to interrupt the class in fourth grade?
Janet Fisk
What was Nick’s 4th grade teacher?
 
Mrs. Avery
 
Mrs. Chatham
 
Ms. Granger
 
Mrs. Lockey
What was the principal of Nick's school?
 
 Mrs. Chatham
 
Mrs. Avery
 
Mrs. Anderson
 
Mr. Bower
What rude thing did Nick do to his fourth grade teacher?
 Nick said, "Peep!" during class
What is Mrs. Granger's first name?
 
 Lorelei
 
Sarah
 
Lori
 
Sandra
What is a frindle?
The word Nick created to substitute for the word, 'Pen'.
True or False. Mrs. Granger believed in Nick all along.
True
How did Nick earn a large amount of money?
His dad sold the trademark of the word "frindle"
When Mrs. Granger kept Nick after school, what did she have him sign?
 
A sealed envelope.
 
A contract
 
A long document
 
A certificate
Who came to Nick's home to talk to his parents?
Mrs. Chatham, the principal.
How many students stayed after school with Mrs. Granger for asking her to borrow a frindle?
 
80
 
120
 
25
 
67
What did Mrs. Granger say would happen if anyone used the word "frindle"?
They would have to write a sentence 100 times
How many kids signed the oath to call a pen a frindle?
Six
In chapter six, why did Nick and Janet Fisk miss the bus?
They had a school newspaper meeting.
What resource did Nick use to do his report on dictionaries?
A dictionary and encyclopedia.
What was Mrs. Granger's 'Battle Cry'?
"Look it up!"