The Watson's Go to Birmingham Chapter 2
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Birmingham-1963
Chapter 2
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Multiple Choice
In Chapter 2, the narrator calls Larry Dunn the king of kindergarten to fourth grade. What does he call Byron?
He calls Byron a prince.
He calls Byron a delinquent.
He calls Byron a god.
He calls Byron a clown.
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Multiple Choice
True or false: Larry keeps Kenny's dollar.
true: He reasoned that his lost fifty cents "hooked up" with another fifty cents to make it.
false: He gave Kenny fifty cents and kept fifty cents because Kenny is Byron's brother.
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Multiple Select
Who was in Mr. Alums' class?
Buphead
Larry Dunn
Byron
the new boys
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Multiple Choice
Which writer did Ms. Henry and Mr. Alums want Kenny to read in front of the fifth graders?
Maya Angelou
Langston Hughes
James Baldwin
Robert Frost
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
What problem did Kenny have with his eyes?
He had a lazy eye
He had two different color eyes
He couldn't see.
He looked nerdy.
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Multiple Choice
Kenny had learned about personal "savers" in Sunday school. Who did he think was his personal "saver"?
Buphead
Mrs. Davidson
Mr. Alums
the new boy
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Multiple Select
What does it mean when Byron says, "Give my regards to Clark, Poindexter."
Byron and Buphead are going to skip school.
Kenny is going to get picked on.
He is saying hello to his friends.
Byron is going to be nice to Kenny.
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Multiple Choice
Why does Kenny refer to Rufus as his "saver"?
He feels as though Rufus will help him fight off bullies
The kids now have someone else to pick on
He now has someone to play with
He is just being sarcastic
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Multiple Choice
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Open Ended
Write a summary of Chapter 2 of The Watson's Go to Birmingham.
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Birmingham-1963
Chapter 2
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