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When Charlie McButton Lost Power - Reader's Check

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1
"His mother had ears like a bat." What does this mean?
Her ears were black
Her ear were hairy
She was half bat, half human
She had great hearing
2
What was making Charlie mad?
The sound of the thunder
The sound of all the battery operated toys
All of the above
The sound of his sister crying
3
How many batteries does Charlie's outdated gadget need?
4
2
1
3
4
At the end of the story when power came back on....
Charlie went straight to his computer
he was glad he didn't have to play with his sister
Charlie began playing xBox
he decided that he would still like to play with his sister
5
What was the prized the prize Charlie plucked through the dolls dress?
The dolls head
A Battery
The dolls stuffing
A remote control
6
What does Charlie feel totally rotten about?
Having nothing to play with
Not having a battery
Making his sister cry
Being in timeout
7
How did Charlie McButton lose power?
A lightening bolt struct the electrical tower
His mum didn't pay the power bill
His cat chewed a wire
There was a bush fire
8
What did Charlie think about playing with clay?
He thought it was too easy and he was too good at it
He didn't like to make mess
He thought it felt yucky
He thought it was boring and didn't like it under his nails
9
What were the only two things Charlie could make out of clay?
Brooms and Dustpans
Snowmen and stars
Snails and Snowmen
Bugs and Snakes
10
What had Charlie forgotten?
That he actually like to play with his sister
To tie his shoelace
All the games that don't involve power
Where the batteries were kept
11
Where was the time out chair?
In the kitchen
At the bottoms of the stairs
In the corner
At the top of the stairs