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