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What does the narrator think the class might help Miss Daisy achieve by the end of the year?
He thought the class might help her reach second-grade level by the end of the year.
What did the narrator promise to teach Miss Daisy?
He promised to teach her reading, writing, arithmetic, and social studies.
How did Miss Daisy explain her moving eyes when she was looking at a paper?
She said she was thinking about a Ping-Pong game she had once seen.
Why did the narrator begin to suspect that Miss Daisy was pretending?
Because he saw her looking at a paper as if she was reading it.
Who was the first president of the United States?
The first president of the United States was George Washington.
What did Miss Daisy claim she did not know?
Miss Daisy claimed she did not know anything about social studies.
What subject were the students studying on Monday?
They were studying social studies.
Why did the narrator get a headache by the end of the night?
Because he spent hours playing video games and staring at screens.
What was available for students who did not like video games?
There were board games for them.
What was the only rule for playing the video games?
The only rule was that everyone had to take turns.
What filled the gymnasium?
The gym was filled with video games, TVs, and game systems.
What food and drinks were available at the school?
There were snacks, treats, juice, and bonbons.
What costume was Principal Klutz wearing at the event?
He was wearing a gorilla suit.
What was hanging over the school’s front door?
A banner saying “WE READ A MILLION PAGES!” was hanging over the door.
How did the students celebrate reaching one million pages?
They cheered and celebrated reaching the goal.
Who read the one-millionth page?
Andrea Young read the one-millionth page.
How many pages were added to the school’s reading total after Boomer read to the class?
Fifty-two pages were added to the total.
What did Boomer do to prove that football players are smart?
He read a book to the class.
What career did Boomer want after football?
He wanted to become a doctor.
Why did Boomer say education was important for football players?
Because they had to read, study and write letters.
How did the students react to Miss Daisy’s question?
The students were shocked and gasped.
What surprising question did Miss Daisy ask Boomer?
She asked if football players were really dumb.
What did Boomer say about knocking people down in football?
He said he did not like knocking people down, but sometimes it was part of the game.
What did Boomer give to each student?
He gave each student a small plastic football with his autograph.
What position did Boomer Wiggins play on his football team?
He was the quarterback of the Chargers.
Why was Boomer Wiggins visiting the school?
He was visiting because his daughter was in fourth grade at the school.
Who was the special guest in the classroom?
The special guest was Boomer Wiggins.
About how many pages had the school read after one week?
The school had read almost half a million pages.
What did Miss Daisy create in the hallway?
She created a giant thermometer mural.
Why were some teachers becoming upset?
Because students were reading when they were supposed to be doing other activities.
What kind of book did the narrator read even though he was not interested in the topic?
He read a book about frogs.
How did students react to the reading challenge?
The students started reading as much as possible everywhere.
Which school staff members allowed posters to be displayed?
Mrs. Roopy, Mr. Sacco, and Ms. Hynde allowed posters to be displayed.
How did Amy help spread the news to other students?
She sent e-mails and instant messages to fifth graders.
Where did Amy and the narrator put up the posters?
They put them up on Main Street and around the school.
What two messages were written on the posters?
The posters said: “LET’S TURN OUR SCHOOL INTO A VIDEO-GAME ARCADE!” “LET’S TURN PRINCIPAL KLUTZ INTO A GORILLA!”
Why did he think Amy could help him?
Because Amy was in fifth grade and knew a lot of things, especially about computers.
Who did the narrator ask for help after school?
He asked his big sister Amy for help.
What was the narrator already planning when he shook the principal’s hand?
He was already planning how to make the reading challenge succeed.
What extra promise did Principal Klutz make if the school read one million pages?
He promised to wear a gorilla suit at the video-game night.
What smaller number of pages did the narrator suggest?
The narrator suggested one thousand pages.
How many pages did the students need to read?
They needed to read one million pages.
What did the children have to do to rent the school for one night?
They had to read one million pages in books.
What did Principal Klutz offer the children instead of selling the school?
He offered to rent the school to them for one night.
What is the difference between buying and renting, according to Andrea Young?
When you buy something, you keep it forever; when you rent it, you must return it.
What did Principal Klutz say about schools?
He said that schools cost a lot of money.
Why did the children want to buy the school?
They wanted to turn the school into a video-game arcade.
What question did the narrator ask the principal?
The narrator asked, “Can we buy the school?”
Why did Principal Klutz come into the classroom?
He came because he had heard that some students wanted to discuss something important with him.
What day did Principal Klutz visit the class?
Principal Klutz visited the class on Thursday.
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