Who Said It?
"That's all we ever drink. Good for your health!"
Mr. Yarby
Name the city where the story takes place.
New York City
"Sheila looks a lot like the monkeys that Fudge is so crazy about."
Simile
Seems to be always worried about Fudge, and not a fan of turtles.
Peter's mom
Who is Judy Blume?
The author of Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing.
"MINE...MINE...MINE!"
Fudge
Peter is the narrator. The story is told in the first person.
He'd had enough of Fudge's monkey business at dinner time.
idiom
Very good at imitating foreign accents, and is Peter's friend.
Jimmy Fargo
The name of Peter's pet.
Dribble
"He'll eat when he is hungry."
Dr. Cone / Peter
What is the problem in chapter 3, titled: The Family Dog?
Fudge refuses to eat.
He even smelled nice...like baby powder.
Simile
Constantly up to mischief, loud, and talks in his sleep.
Fudge
This author might have been inspired by, Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. He later wrote the series, Diary of a Whimpey Kid.
Jeff Kinney
"Pee-tah! Pee-tah!"
Fudge
What is the solution to the problem in chapter 3, The Family Dog?
Peter's dad takes Fudge to the bathtub, and dumps his food on this head.
The next day, my mother dragged Fudge to the doctor's office.
hyperbole
Knows everyone in the building, and what floor they live on.
Henry, the elevator operator.
Central Park
"It's the thought that counts."
Peter's mom
How does Fudge lose his front teeth? (in chapter 4)
He pretends to be a bird and jumps off the monkey bars. SPLAT!
"My mother's the meanest mother in the whole world!"
Metaphor/ hyperbole
Likes to taunt others, and still believes in cooties.
Sheila
Hesitate means...
to pause, or wait.