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Priscilla and the Wimps

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Complete the sentence by filling in the blanks: Because Priscilla is ___________, she ______________________________.
frightened; does not protect Melvin
popular; is not afraid to stand up to the Kobras
fearless; does not hold back from facing the Kobras
brave; reports the Kobras to the principal
In paragraphs 1-5, what is the mood of the setting?
Hopeful
Optimistic
Pleasant
Unsafe
Which words contribute to the mood of the story in paragraphs 1-5?
Lunch, money
Switchblade, kicking
Rest room, school
Windbreakers, threads
Re-read paragraphs 1-7, then complete the sentence by filling in the blanks: Because the setting is ___________, students __________________________________.
Tense; feel intimadated
Cheerful; are friendly
Safe; feel comfortable
Depressing; avoid going to school
The author writes, "Pretty soon Monk himself slides up. He jerks his head once, and his Kobras slither off down the hall." What does this sentence prove about the Kobras?
Monk is in charge, and his crew will likely listen to his commands.
The Kobra's are likely to go against Monk's orders.
Together, the Kobras act in positive ways.
The Kobras are independent and make their own decisions.
Which of the following is a motif in "Priscilla and the Wimps"?
Bravery
Death
Failure
Racism
Which of the following is a theme in"Priscilla and the Wimps"?
You should not give in to peer pressure.
You should stand up for what is right.
When in a dangerous situation, get out as soon as possible.
It is better to join a group than dare to be different.
In paragraph 6, the author refers to Priscilla as a serpent in Monk's garden. What does the serpent symbolize?
Wealth
Danger
Happiness
Excitement
In the last paragraph, the author writes, "Well, this is where fate, an even bigger force than Priscilla, steps in. It snows all that night, a blizzard. The whole town ices up. And schools closes for a week." What is the mood at this point in the story?
Tense
Intimidating
Optimistic
Hopeless
One character trait to describe the Kobras is...
Intimidating
Nervous
Determined
Likeable
Select the best piece of text evidence to support your response to question #1
"Monk ran a tight ship"
"when the Kobras slithered by, with or without Monk, I shrank."
"Not that Mighty Monk ever touched money, not in public."
"Monks threads were more... subtle."
One character trait to describe Priscilla is...
Ashamed
Weak
Outgoing
Unconcerned
Select the best piece of text evidence to support your response to question #3
"If there was anybody who didn't notice Klutter's Kobras, it was Priscilla."
"Priscilla was basically a loner"
"Priscilla was, hands down, the largest student in our particular institution of learning."
"Picture a girl named Priscilla Roseberry, and you'll be light years off."
Monk makes a difficult decision to break his own rule and reach for Melvin himself. Is this descision an internal or external conflict?
Internal conflict
External conflict
Priscilla puts Monk in a hammerlock, so he can't move. Is this an internal or external conflict?
Internal conflict
External conflict