Lunch Money By Andrew Clements

1)  What was Greg's greatest talent?

A. Playing Soccer
B. Being Able to Talk to Anyone
C. Understanding Money
D. Making all A's

2)  What are/is Chunky Comics?

A. Greg's Dad's Valuable Comic Books

B. Greg's Line of Comics
C. Greg's Favorite Comic Book Series
D. Greg's Brothers' Favorite TV Show

3)  Who had always been Greg's rival?

A. Mrs. Davenport
B. Ted Kendall
C. His Oldest Brother
D. Maura Shaw

4)  What was Mr. Z's passion?

A. Math
B. Reading
C. Comics
D. Teaching

5)  How did Greg end up with a bloody nose?

A. It was an accident in soccer practice.

B. Maura slapped him for taking her lunch money.
C. Maura knocked him in the face after he ripped her comic.
D. He got in a fight with another student who wouldn't pay him.

Why had Greg shoved Maura's first comic drawings into her hands
6) 
and stormed away to gym class?
A. He got flustered and upset by some girls suggesting that he and Maura liked each other.
B. He knew they were too good and he didn't want to tell her that.
C. He was still mad at her for giving him a huge black eye the day before.
D. He was sick of her as a competitor for his business ideas.

Maura demands what percentage of the profits from her comic

7) 
book sales?

A. 50%
B. 65%
C. 75%
D. 80%
What is Maura's main job with Chunky Comics?
Q.8) 

A. Inking the Pictures

B. Lettering (writing the words)
C. Cutting and Copying the Pages
D. Selling them to People

9)  Why do Greg and Maura attend the school committee meeting?

They wanted Mrs. Davenport to get fired for standing in the way of their economic
A.
dreams.
They saw how many other things were sold at school and wanted to get permission for
B.
Chunky Comics to be sold too.
C. They needed to depend Mr. Z's right to use comics as a teaching tool in his classroom.
D. They wanted to be able to sell Chunky Comics on the bus, but needed permission.

10)  What is one lesson that Greg learned?

A. Sometimes money can make you grouchy.

B. Girls can be better than boys.
C. Comics are bad for students' education.
D. Sometimes giving can feel just as rewarding as getting.