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100

Who is the oldest Penderwick sister?

Rosiland

100

What is the name of the estate where the Penderwicks spend the summer?


Arundel

100

Which character often says thoughtful and caring things to help others?

Rosalind

100

Who becomes the sisters' closest new friend during the summer?

Jeffrey

100

What season does the story mostly take place in?

Summer

200

Which Penderwick sister loves making up stories?

Jane

200

What instrument does Jeffrey love to play?

Piano

200

Which character is most likely to say something imaginative or dramatic?

Jane

200

Name one major theme of The Penderwicks.

Friendship, family, kindness, growing up, courage, or forgiveness

200

What treat is made most often throughout the book?

Brownies

300

Which sister has butterfly wings she loves to wear?

Batty

300

Where do the Penderwicks find their outfits for Jeffery's birthday?

The attic 

300

Which character said, "Well my goodness... Have we had an accident?" after the burned cookies?

Mr. Penderwick

300

Why is Rosalind disappointed during the story?

She discovers Cagney likes another girl.

300

What does MOOPS and MOPS stand for?

Meeting of older Penderwick sisters and Meeting of Penderwick sisters.

400

Which Penderwick sister is known for her temper and competitive personality?

Skye

400

What did Skye like about her room?

Clean, not cluttered, two beds

400

Who said this quote: "Don't kill her now, just when we've gone to all that trouble to rescue her."

Jeffery

400

What is the main factor that causes Mrs. Tifton to be strict with Jeffery?

How she was raised.

400

In what city is the boarding school that Jeffery wants to attend?

Boston

500

Who is the first character the Penderwick family meets?

Harry the tomato man.

500

What is the statue of in the garden at Arundel?

A man holding a thunderbolt over his head.

500

When talking with Mrs. Tifton on the phone, Mr. Penderwicks tells Mrs. Tifton "Satis eloquentiae, sapientiae parum.". What does that mean in english?

Plenty of elegance, but not much wisdom.

500

A major theme of the book is learning to see situations from another person’s point of view. What is that called?

Empathy

500

Mrs. Tifton had a bad experience as a child when her dad tried to teach her what?

How to swim

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