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What is the setting of the novel

C. Alcatraz Prison

100

What happens to change Moose's feelings about moving

B. He meets Scout who likes to play baseball

100

Why is Moose determined to find a convict's baseball

B. To give to Scout

100

When Mr. Purdy tells the Flanagans that Natalie is still not ready to enter the program at the Esther P. Marinoff School, Moose calls Mrs. Kelly to see if she can help. What does Moose learn that causes him to cry?

Mrs. Kelly tells Moose that he has played an important role in Natalie's improvement.

100

Who sends a dish of manicotti to welcome the Flanagans to Alcatraz

A. Bea Trixle

200

Why do the Flanagans move to Alcatraz Island

A. So Natalie can attend Esther P. Marinoff School

200

Why is Natalie released from the Esther P. Marinoff School

C. Her behavior is disturbing others

200

What is the significance of the number 105

B. It is a famous convict's number

200

What genre did the author choose to write this novel in

Historical Fiction

200

Which of the following is a fact and not an opinion

A. Alcatraz was a highly technological prison for the 1930's

300

Why did the author write this novel with an autistic character in it

B. She has a sister who is autistic

300

Who is the author of Al Capone Does My Shirts

A. Gennifer Choldenko

300

Which sentence from the story best shows how Piper is always up to no good

A. I find Piper stuffing extra clothes in our laundry bags.

300

What is the overall theme of the story

B. True friendship takes time and understanding

300

Who does Scout think is cute and wants to get a convict's baseball

 Piper Williams

400

How would Moose describe Piper Williams

A. pretty, mean and bossy

400

Why does Al Capone's mother leave Alcatraz without seeing her son

A. She doesn't want to go through the metal detector again

400

At the beginning of the story, how does Moose feel about moving to Alcatraz? A. He wants to go to see all the criminals, B. He is worried he won't like it there, C. He thinks it will be fun to live on an island

B. He is worried he won't like it there

400

How does the story help the reader be more understanding toward people with autism? A. The reader begins to understand what it is like to have a family member with autism, B. The reader sees how autism can affect others, C. Both of the above

C. Both of the above

400

How do you know the author is speaking from personal experience

We learned how the author had a sister with autism

500

Why does the teacher ask Moose on the first day of school if he is repeating the 7th grade

B. Because of his size

500

What was the author's purpose for writing this story? (hint: PIE) A. persuade, B. inform, C. entertain, D. both B. & C. 

D. Both B. (inform) & C. (entertain)

Inform = Historical/Entertain = Fiction

500

How does the author's use of figurative language affect the meaning of the text

A. It brings it to life

500

What point-of-view is this novel written in

A. 1st Person point-of-view

500

Who is Al Capone?

A. An American gangster known by the nickname "Scarface"

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