A) historical fiction
B) realistic fiction
C) narrative fiction
D) science fiction

A) playful
B) curious
C) dreadful
D) thankful

A) the thermometer
B) the furnace.
C) the rash of painted dots.
D) the heating pad.

A) a substitute for a noun
B) a specific noun
C) a describing word
D) an action word

A) Sarah is getting ready for school.
B) the girls prepare to trick their mom.
C) Mom believes that Kristin is really sick.
D) The girls' trick was a success.

A) to get the thermometer to show she had a fever
B) to keep from coughing
C) to make her throat appear red and sore
D) to make her Mom think she had a stomach virus

A) What holiday is it when people like to play tricks?
B) What trick did Mom play on the girls last year?
C) What do the girls have in their bag of tricks?
D) Who is older, Sarah or Kristin?

A) Kristin eats candy .
B) Sarah puts the "rash" on Kristin's face.
C) Mom plays a trick on Kristin.
D) Mom enters the room to wake the girls.

A) Kristin eats candy.
B) Sarah puts the "rash" on Kristin's face.
C) Mom enters the room to wake the girls.
D) Mom plays a trick on Kristin.

A) Sarah puts the "rash" on Kristin's face.
B) Kristin eats candy.
C) Mom enters the room to wake the girls.
D) Mom plays a trick on Kristin.

A) Mom plays a trick on Kristin.
B) Kristin eats candy.
C) Mom enters the room to wake the girls.
D) Sarah puts the "rash" on Kristin's face.

A) The heating pad was turned on.
B) Mom was fooled into believing Kristin was sick.
C) The girls went back to bed.
D) Kristin eat the candy.

A) "Happy New Year!"
B) "Happy Birthday!"
C) "April fools!"
D) "Merry Christmas!"

A) to let Sarah know they could now play a joke on Kristin
B) to signal her to go call the doctor
C) to let her know that Kristin would be okay
D) to show Kristin and Sarah that she wasn't angry

A) 2
B) 1
C) 7
D) 3