Characters
This fifth grader is the novel's protagonist who gets lost in the woods with Marshall.
Tamaya Dhilwaddi
The private school where Tamaya and Marshall attend.
Woodridge Academy
What event in Chapter Three causes Marshall to take a shortcut through the woods?
To avoid a fight with Chad
The section where readers meet characters, setting and find out what is happening in the story is called what?
Exposition
Name the bully who forces Marshall to take a shortcut and later ends up injured in the woods.
Chad Hilligas
The off-limits place the children enter that becomes central to the story.
What object did Tamaya lower into the fuzzy mud that showed the mud’s strange effect?
A leaf
What do we call the event that sets off the rising action in the story?
Exciting force
This inventor created Biolene and testified before the senators. Who is he?
Jonathan Fitzman
The farm where Biolene was produced
Jonathan Fitzman said there were more than a trillion of these in a gallon of Biolene. What word did he use?
Ergonyms or ergie
What part of the plot structure is the part when we meet Tamaya and her friends call her a "goody two-shoes"?
Exposition
Tamaya has a best friend and a pretty friend mentioned early in the novel. Name one of them.
Monica or Summer
What action did the president order for the Heath Cliff area when the rash spread?
Quarantine
One reason fuzzy mud was dangerous is that it doubles how often?
36 minutes
What part of the plot structure is when Tamaya leaves school to take her lunch to Chad?
Rising Action
Which character is a scientist who worries Biolene is creating life that shouldn’t exist and expresses concerns (Dr. _____)?
Dr. Marc Humbard
November
What phrase does Principal Thaxton remember Chad's mom saying as she handed her his tuition cheque?
He's your problem now.
After the climax or turning point, what is the next part of the plot structure called?
Falling action