Vocabulary
What does the word rubbish mean?
Trash
Who is Judy Moody's teacher?
Mr. Todd
What were the settings for the story.
Judy Moody's house, school, outside
Why does Judy tip toe downstairs in the chapter "A Mr. Rubbish Mood"
Judy woke up early in the morning to work on saving the world. She hoped she could save the world before breakfast.
Name the adjective: There are two parks in my neighborhood.
Two
What word means to make something difficult?
Complicated
Name two of Judy's classmates.
Hailey, Jessica, Frank, and Rocky
What is the genre of this story?
Humorous fiction
When Judy refuses to use a paper bag for lunch, what does she use instead?
A Sleeping Beauty lunch box
Name the adjective: Grace has five siblings.
Five
What does the word global mean?
World/worldwide
What is the name of Judy's cat?
Mouse
How many pounds of garbage does Judy say one person throws away each day?
8 pounds
What does Judy say the Three R's mean when her dad asks?
Reuse, recycle, and "refuse to talk to little brothers until they quit throwing stuff away"
What is an adjective?
Words that describe, or tell about nouns
What is a light cardboard container?
Carton
Which character does Judy Moody not like?
Jessica Finch
In the chapter "Batty for Banana Peels," why do Judy and Rocky eat bananas
They want to compost the bananas (turn them into dirt).
What does Judy Moody write on the band-aid for the Crazy Strips Contest?
HEAL THE WORLD
List all the adjectives in this sentence: My friend is a young, talented musician who can play three different instruments.
young, talented, three
Can be used again
Recycle
What nickname does Judy refer to herself as?
Garbage Detective/Garbologist
What were three things Judy saw when she looked in the trashcan and wrote down in her notebook?
1 orange juice can, 1 inside of peanut butter jar lid, 1 plastic bread bag, 4 broken eggshells, 3 paper muffin holders, etc.
What did Judy Moody learn at the end of the story?
Saving the world/environment is a lot of work.
Which adjective does not belong:
delicious, horrifying, peaceful, circular, funny
circular (the rest are opinions)