What did you conclude about Mrs. Myerson when she traveled through time with the children?

She trusted Grace and her friends.

The group began to chant.

repeat the same words again and again

The author probably wrote this story to

tell an interesting story about an invention

How were the imaginary trips to The Gambia and Trinidad alike?

Someone from the present interrupted both trips.

Grace showed she was capable of taking good care of Nana by

pouring a cup of coffee for Nana

Which event from the story really happened?

Grace and Nana visited The Gambia.

Why did Kester say he "wouldn't advise" traveling to the future?

The children had a bad experience there.

Which was the most exciting event in this story?

Grace and her friends traveled in a time machine.

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Grace and The Time Machine

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1
What did you conclude about Mrs. Myerson when she traveled through time with the children?
She had never before used her imagination?
She always enjoyed exciting adventures.
She did not know how to make friends.
She trusted Grace and her friends.
2
The group began to chant.
repeat the same words again and again
argue about different topics
work in a cooperative manner
consider many solutions to a problem
3
I cannot find our atlas.
musical instruments
book of maps
box of tools
sewing supplies
4
He played with a mechanical toy.
works by pushing buttons
works by machine
works with a switch
works with a string
5
What important lesson did this story teach about inventions?
Inventions have to be useful.
Inventions are only created by adults.
It costs a lot of money to make inventions.
It takes a long time to create inventions.
6
What did Grace's mother mean when she told Grace "not to leave the house in a shambles"?
Don't have any friends over.
Don't leave Nana alone.
Don't lose anything.
Don't make a mess.
7
The author probably wrote this story to
persuade children to be inventors
show that children and adults can be inventors
show how to event a time machine
tell an interesting story about an invention
8
Which vehicle should we take?
suggestion
automobile
passageway
suitcase
9
How were the imaginary trips to The Gambia and Trinidad alike?
Mrs. Myerson suggested both trips to the children.
The children became frightened on both trips.
Someone from the present interrupted both trips.
Nana took both trips with the children.
10
Grace showed she was capable of taking good care of Nana by
traveling to The Gambia with Nana
showing her atlas to Nana
pouring a cup of coffee for Nana
inviting Mrs. Myerson to visit Nana
11
Is the Henderson family aboard?
on the train
already gone
above deck
in a foreign country
12
How did Nana feel when Mrs. Myerson joined the children?
awkward
relieved
disappointed
astonished
13
Which event from the story really happened?
Grace and Nana visited The Gambia.
The children traveled to the future.
Mrs. Myerson used the time machine to get to Germany.
Nana and the children took a trip to Trinidad.
14
Why did Kester say he "wouldn't advise" traveling to the future?
Nana and Mrs. Myerson might not be alive then
They might accidentally change the past.
The children had a bad experience there.
The time machine only works in the past.
15
Which was the most exciting event in this story?
Nana and Mrs. Myerson went in for tea.
Grace and her friends traveled in a time machine.
Nana walked on crutches because she broke her ankle.
Grace went outside to play with her friends.
16
The girl reseats herself.
to feel bad about
to think about
to sit down again
to look away from
17
It is a miracle.
strange daydream
remarkable event
common mistake
pleasant surprise

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