Where does Catherine always go to visit with Jason
The clinic
100
Like an apple, red and perfect on the outside, but mushy brown at the first bite.
Simile
100
Who is the narrator of the novel?
Catherine
100
What do Catherine and her mother do at the clinic waiting room?
Read Harry Potter
200
Who spends a lot of time at work and is usually late?
Dad
200
Where does David always like to go?
The video store.
200
The tide is out, almost to the inner islands, and a lone man is digging clams. Far away he looks like a doll bent over his racke, a bucket at this feel.
What is a simile
200
What did Catherine bring to the clinic to show Jason?
A guinea pig
200
What does David do when he doesn't know how to express himself?
he borrows words
300
Who is pretty, nice, and a little naive?
Krisiti
300
Where is Catherine's favorite place to go play with her friends?
The lake.
300
They can hear me snap a carrot all the way from the kitchen.
Onomatopoeia
300
How does Jason feel about the speech therapist?
He thinks she "stinks a big one"
300
What is Catherine's favorite store?
Elliots Antiques
400
Who is young, gullible, and likes parties?
David
400
What time of year is it throughout the book?
Summer, start of fall
400
There's a gazillion words and phrases I could choose, and none of them seem worth one of my two last cards.
A hyperbole
400
What is the conflict in the novel?
Catherine is embarrassed by her brother, she just wants to be "normal".
400
What type of video does David watch all the time?
Thomas the Tank Engine
500
Who is kind, shy, and accepting of others?
Jason
500
Where do Jason and Catherine become friends again at the end of the book?
At the dance
500
What type of figurative language is the following sentence?
Unfairness punches me in the stomach
Personification
500
Describe the exposition.
Setting: Start of the school year
Main characters: Catherine, David, Jason, and Kristi.
500
What did Catherine draw to represent the word "gross"