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Mr. Tuttle
Fiction/Non-Fiction
100
The first names of the two boys who interviewed people in their neighborhood.
Who are LeAlan and Lloyd?
100
Name of the 6th grade Language Arts teacher.
Who is Ms. Frasz?
100
Looking at the front and back cover when choosing a book to read.
What is previewing?
100
The room number Mr. Tuttle teaches in.
What is 302?
100
Writing that is made up.
What is fiction?
200
The first and last name of the 5 year old boy who was thrown off the Ida B. Wells building.
Who is Eric Morse?
200
Name of the 7th grade Language Arts teacher?
Who is Ms. Adams?
200
Guessing what will happen next in a book.
What is predicting?
200
Mr. Tuttle's favorite sport?
What is basketball?
200
Writing that is true (it really happened).
What is non-fiction?
300
The floor number that the boy was thrown out of in the Ida B. Wells.
What is the 14th floor?
300
Name of the 8th grade science teacher?
Who is Mr. Sjoberg?
300
Making mind movies when reading a book.
What is visualizing?
300
Mr. Tuttle's favorite kind of music.
What is hip-hop?
300
A protagonist in a fiction story?
What is the main character?
400
Name one of the two boys who went to jail for throwing the little boy out of the window.
Who is Johnny -OR- Tyrone?
400
Name of the other Reading Teacher? (Not Mr. Tuttle)
Who is Mr. Dunkelberger?
400
Expert Reader's ask these before, during and after reading something.
What are questions?
400
Mr. Tuttle's first name?
Who is Brandon?
400
The antagonist in a fiction story?
What is the character who works against the main character?
500
Lloyd's dad's name.
Who is Chill?
500
Name of the 'Check and Connect' guy.
Who is Mr. Kennedy?
500
Text-to-text, text-to-self and text-to-world are all types of these.
What are connections?
500
Mr. Tuttle bought one of these a few weeks ago and has been using it ever since.
What is a bike?
500
The most exciting part of a fiction story.
What is the climax?
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