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Hoot Chapter 9-10 Reading Quiz
Hoot Chapter 9-10 Reading Quiz
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#Hoot Reading Comprehension Quiz
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1
Which of the following could be used to replace gnarly? (think synonyms)
easy
capturing
Old
Difficult, Twisted or Knotted
2
Which character in the book is considered a bully?
Dana
Garrett
Roy
Officer Delinko
3
In the sentence: "Roy's mom bustled to the refrigerator..."what is the meaning of bustled?
waddled/walked
bumped/bumbled
hurried/husteld
swayed/sashayed
4
What distinct feature does the vice-principal Miss Hennepin have?
one gnarly hair sprouting out of her lip
Bright engaging blue eyes
A crooked nose with lots of freckles
A quadruple chin that wobbles when she speaks
5
What does the following quote of Garrett's imply that Roy should do? Why?
Roy should pretend to get sick to avoid a test at school.
"I don't care how you think you feel. You're sick." -Garrett
Roy should pretend getting sick to avoid seeing Dana
Garrett wants Roy to feel sick so he can get out of soccer
6
What can be used to replace the word somber? "...towing a somber, bony-shouldered boy..."
tall
happy
skinny
gloomy
7
What does "whole yarn" mean in the following sentence? "Mrs. Eberhart fell for the whole yarn."
"she followed the yarn"
"she tripped over a pile of yarn"
"she believed the entire lie"
"she didn't believe a thread of truth"
8
Why did they need the hamburger meat?
to feed the alligators
To feed the snakes
To feed the owls
to feed the osprey
9
What does "too" mean in the following sentence? "He almost made it, too"
close
In addition, also
that there were 2 of them
not
10
What type of writing device is used when Hiaasen ends a section with "He almost made it, too"
A metaphor to increase understanding
A synonym that adds more detail
A Cliffhanger that builds suspense
The use of a short ending to create confusion