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These are the dominoes effect of the Great Depression, EXCEPT
A Letter to Mrs. Roosevelt chapter 1-10
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These are the dominoes effect of the Great Depression, EXCEPT
people could spend more money for traveling
people had no jobs
shops had less customers
people lost their houses
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Rosa
was Charlie's classmate
was a superstitious girl
had a little brother named Michael
was Margo's neighbor and classmate
3
Mr. Frappa
owned a bakery
was Margo's teacher
worked in a bank
owned a grocery store
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This DIDN'T happen to Charlie
He was hospitalized for four months
He got osteomyelitis
He got a car accident
He got infection in his knee
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Charlie was hiding
under the bed in Margo's room
in the hospital
in Mr. Frappa's store
at Rosa's house
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Miss Dobson
was Margo's teacher in grade five
was a nurse at the hospital
was Margo's teacher in grade two
was Margo's superstitious neighbor
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Miss Penton
gave Margo assignment
failed all second grade students
took care of Charlie in the hospital
was Margo's teacher in grade five
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Margo ran when she saw a Gypsie under the bridge because she thought that the man
was eating dinner
was helping him
was a ghost
was trying to do something bad to her
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When Charlie was in the hospital
The doctor could not save his leg
The doctor amputated his leg
Rosa could visit him everyday
Papa found a doctor from Boston and he operated Charlie's leg
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When Mrs. DiLuso saw a shooting star, she believed that
the devil had brought The Depression to Maple Avenue
good things would come
her wishes would come true
one person in their neighborhood would die
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This was NOT TRUE about Papa's gold watch
Papa had never allowed anyone to take it out of the house
It was given to him by the president
Papa kept it in the drawer with his medal and citizenship paper
It was given by his friend after the Great War
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Mr Lockhard
worked in a newspaper office
owned a grocery store
was the bank president
worked at school
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The President's wife had a nick name "Eleanor Everwhere" because
she liked to travel on trains
she liked visiting people and places all across the country
she taught in different classes
she loved shopping in different cities
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The year for the story was in
1933
1910
1945
1960
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Margo lived on
Maple Avenue, Johnstown, Pennsylvania
Maple Avenue, Johnstown, California
Maple Avenue, Johnson, Texas
Maple Avenue, Jacktown, New York
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Mrs. DiLuso
Owned a grocery store
was Margo's teacher
was Margo's superstitious neighbor
worked in a bank
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Charlie
was Margo's little brother
was Rosa's little brother
was Margo's older brother
was Rosa's older brother
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The assignment from Miss Dobson was to
write a letter to President Roosevelt
write a letter to a person who inspired the students
read the newspaper and write a report about it
study the history
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Papa
worked in a bank
worked at school
owned a grocery store
owned a shoe repair shop
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There was a sherrif's sign on Rosa's house
FALSE
TRUE
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When Charlie was missing, Margo searched all these places, except
loading dock at Acme Bakery
along the steep bank of the river
the bank
in the field and parking lot behind St. Anthony's church
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When Charlie brought the gold watch to school
he gave it to Margo
he lost the watch
he sold the watch
he showed it to his friends
