It looks like you've uploaded a worksheet from *Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing* by Judy Blume, specifically Chapter 10. However, the image is marked with "Preview," which means it's likely a sample or restricted view, and I can't see the actual text of the chapter or any specific details beyond the questions.
But based on my knowledge of the book
"Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing", I can answer these questions accurately. Let’s go through each one:
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A. Multiple Choice Questions
1. What did Fudge swallow?
✔ C. a mouse
> In Chapter 10, Fudge swallows a live mouse that he finds in Peter’s room. This causes a major emergency.
2. What did they ride to the hospital?
✔ B. an ambulance
> After Fudge swallows the mouse, Mrs. Hatcher calls an ambulance to take him to the hospital.
3. What did Dr. Cone show to Peter?
✔ C. X-rays
> Dr. Cone shows Peter the X-ray of Fudge’s stomach so he can see the mouse inside.
4. What was Peter’s new pet?
✔ C. a turtle
> After Fudge is hospitalized, Peter gets a pet turtle as a replacement (and possibly for comfort).
5. Which name did Peter give to his new pet?
✔ C. Turtle
> Peter names his new pet “Turtle,” which is simple and fitting.
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B. Short Answer Questions
1. Why will Peter never forget Friday, May tenth?
> Peter will never forget Friday, May tenth because that was the day Fudge swallowed a live mouse, causing chaos and a trip to the hospital. It was a shocking and memorable event that disrupted their lives.
2. How do you think Fudge got inside Peter’s bedroom?
> Fudge probably got into Peter’s bedroom by sneaking in while Peter wasn’t looking. He might have been curious about Peter’s things or simply wanted to play. Since Fudge is very energetic and mischievous, he likely found a way to open the door or crawl under it.
3. Why did Mrs. Hatcher take Fudge to the hospital?
> Mrs. Hatcher took Fudge to the hospital because he had swallowed a live mouse, and she was worried it could cause serious health problems. She wanted doctors to check if it was safe or if surgery was needed.
4. How do you think Peter felt at the end of the story?
> Peter likely felt relieved that Fudge was okay, but also frustrated and overwhelmed by the chaos caused by his younger brother. He may have felt a mix of emotions—exhausted, amused, and perhaps even a little proud that he stayed calm during the crisis.
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