Rumplestiltskin
Who spun the straw into gold?
the little man
Why did Dave go to Texas?
To visit his friend Carlos
What is Daryl's job?
Truck Driver
What is Mrs. Larson's cat's name?
Chia
Change this mixed numeral into an improper fraction: 2 5/8
21/8
What problem does the Miller's daughter face at the beginning of the story?
She does not know how to spin straw into gold, but the king has threatened to kill her if she does not spin his straw into gold.
What evidence from the story suggests that Carlos isn't home?
None of the lights are on, the doors and windows are locked, he isn't responding to texts/calls
Why doesn't Daryl leave the girl on the side of the road?
He trusts his instincts
What does PEMDAS stand for?
parenthesis, exponent, multiplication, division, addition, subtraction
Change 15/4 into a mixed number.
3 3/4
What is a theme of this story?
One should not be greedy.
Does Patricia introduce herself as Carlos' girlfriend?
No
What was the female police officer's name?
Officer Rodriguez
What are you supposed to do, in order, when you get to Mrs. Larson's class everyday?
Replace a with 4, b with 2, and c with 5. Then find the value of the expression.
a + (b x c)
4 + (2 x 5) = 14
What 2 items did the Miller's daughter give the little man?
Necklace & Ring
What color is the scooter outside of Carlos' house? What type of flowers are there?
Silver; Gardenias
Where was Daryl's shipment due that night?
Los Angeles
What is (-3)-(-2)?
-1
What is the Pythagorean Theorem?
a2+b2=c2
What is one name that the Miller's daughter guessed was Rumplestiltskin's name?
Caspar, Melchior, Balthazar, Shortribs, Sheepshanks, Conrad, Harry, or Laceleg.
What was the neighbor, Hans, doing while sleepwalking?
Removing Coke cans from the recycling bin
How long ago had the bridge collapsed when Daryl's mom called, and in what state did it collapse?
thirty minutes ago in Arizona, the one that you drive over on the way to Los Angeles
What country is Tokyo the capital of?
Japan
What does the Pythagorean Theorem allow you to find?
The length of the missing side of a triangle.