Always worried a lot
What is a worrywart?
Which statement best expresses the main theme of the short story?
A.Sometimes people don’t realize that they are being a bully to others.
B. It’s important to stand up for yourself against people who mistreat you.
C.It’s better to ignore a bully than to confront them.
D. Don’t let fear keep you from doing the things that you love.
It’s important to stand up for yourself against people who mistreat you.
Which detail from the text best supports the theme, "It’s important to stand up for yourself against people who mistreat you"?
A. “‘Oh well, if it isn’t Fish Eyes.’ Then she’d punch me, blam! her whole solid weight hitting me.” (Paragraph 35)
B. “‘Oh, sweetie, it’s great to be a good swimmer.’ But then, looking into my face, she said, ‘No, no, no, don’t worry, you don’t have to.’” (Paragraph 54)
C. “Turn the other cheek, my Junie; smile at the world, and the world’ll surely smile back.” (Paragraph 89)
D. “‘No,’ I said to the Other June. ‘Oh, no! No. No. No. No more.’ I pushed away the hand that held the pencils.” (Paragraph 94)
“‘No,’ I said to the Other June. ‘Oh, no! No. No. No. No more.’ I pushed away the hand that held the pencils.” (Paragraph 94)
In the beginning of the story, June doesn’t speak up for herself when the Other June makes fun of her. Why does she take the Other June’s bullying?
A. She is afraid of what the Other June will do to her.
B. She doesn’t like speaking in front of other people.
C. June’s mother encourages her to be kind to the Other June.
D. June’s mother tells her not to get into trouble.
June’s mother tells her not to get into trouble.