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Benji, The Bad Day, and I

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  • What is "karate"?
    A sport with a ball.
    A kind of martial arts.
    A musical instrument.
    A type of food.
  • Why was Samuel upset after school?
    He had a bad day.
    He won a prize.
    He had too much fun.
    He got a new toy.
  • What is autism?
    A way some people's brains work differently, and they may need extra help or quiet time.
    A feeling you get when you're hungry.
    A game kids play at school.
    A kind of cold or flu.
  • What do Benji and Samuel do that helps them both feel better?
    Snuggle in the blue blanket.
    Go outside to play.
    Call their grandma.
    Watch a movie.
  • What does the Super-Happy Lady try to do with Benji?
    Give him homework.
    Play games and bounce the ball.
    Teach him to cook.
    Take him shopping.
  • What did Samuel do when Mama was busy on the phone?
    He did a karate kick.
    He cleaned the floor.
    He hugged Benji.
    He read a book.
  • Why does Benji go into his box?
    When he wants to nap.
    When he plays with toys.
    When he wants to hide from Samuel.
    When he has a bad day.
  • What does "rotten" mean in the story?
    Really bad.
    Super exciting.
    Smells nice.
    Really yummy.
  • What happened on the bus ride home?
    He sat with his best friend.
    The driver missed his stop.
    He forgot his backpack.
    Samuel fell asleep.
  • Why can’t Samuel join karate classes?
    Mama says it's too dangerous.
    He has to visit the Super-Happy Lady on Tuesdays.
    He doesn't like karate.
    He broke his leg.
  • What is the story trying to teach us?
    Rainy days are fun.
    Brothers can help each other feel better.
    Pizza is the best lunch.
    Boxes are only for toys.
  • What can we do when someone is having a bad day?
    Take away their toys.
    Yell at them.
    Be kind and help them feel safe.
    Ignore them and play alone.
  • How can brothers or sisters show they care for each other?
    By taking each other's toys.
    By fighting a lot.
    By yelling when they’re mad.
    By helping, listening, and being kind.
  • How does the story end?
    Samuel runs away.
    Benji gets in trouble.
    Samuel and Benji snuggle in the blanket and feel better.
    Mama leaves for work.
  • Why does Mama ask Samuel to be quiet?
    The baby is asleep.
    Benji is having a hard day.
    She is reading a book.
    Samuel is being loud for fun.
  • What happened at recess?
    He played tag with friends.
    He found a cool rock.
    Samuel got yelled at for kicking the fence.
    He ate his lunch outside.
  • What does "shivery" mean?
    Cold and shaking.
    Jumping for joy.
    Laughing loudly.
    Hot and sleepy.
  • What is a "clinic"?
    A school classroom.
    A grocery store.
    A place where you see a doctor.
    A movie theater.
  • What do Samuel and Benji call the box?
    A house.
    A spaceship.
    A robot.
    A cozy place.
  • What does Mama do after the clinic to help them feel better?
    Buys toys.
    Lets them stay up late.
    Gives them candy.
    Makes berry smoothies.
  • Why didn’t Samuel eat lunch?
    He was late to the cafeteria.
    He wasn't hungry.
    He forgot his lunchbox.
    They ran out of his favorite pizza.
  • What does "tiptoe" mean?
    Jump up and down.
    Run really fast.
    Walk quietly on your toes.
    Dance in a circle.
  • Why is it important to be quiet when Benji is in his box?
    Because Mama said so.
    Because he feels safe when it’s quiet.
    Because the box is a toy.
    Because it’s bedtime.
  • What can you do if someone in your family is feeling sad?
    Be kind and ask how you can help.
    Ignore them and play by yourself.
    Laugh at them.
    Tell them to stop crying.
  • What does "recess" mean?
    A kind of homework.
    A place to eat.
    A time to sleep.
    Time to play at school.
  • What is Benji doing when Samuel comes home?
    Eating a snack.
    Sleeping on the couch.
    Watching TV.
    Playing in his box.
  • How is Samuel feeling when he comes home?
    Excited and happy.
    Sad, cold, and hungry.
    Proud and brave.
    Sleepy and silly.
  • What shows that Benji cares about Samuel?
    He draws a picture.
    He builds a tall tower.
    He eats all the cereal.
    He wraps Samuel in the blanket and calls him "my little burrito."
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