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Nate the Great Comprehension
  • 1. The action in the story begins in an _________.
A) exercise
B) airport
C) automobile
D) object
  • 2. Who is Nate supposed to meet at ten o'clock?
A) Sludge
B) Olivia
C) Willie
D) a chauffeur
  • 3. Nate's cousin can't meet him at the airport because she is _______.
A) visiting friends
B) working on another case
C) waiting at home for Nate
D) driving the limo
  • 4. What is the first thing Nate has been asked to find in California?
A) Claude's seashell
B) Booksie's Bookstore
C) Fang's teeth
D) Olivia's feathered boa
  • 5. Nate offers to take Duncan's case because _______.
A) Sludge knows the solution
B) Willie thinks Nate can help him
C) Annie calls home
D) Olivia is too busy
  • 6. The case must be solved by two o'clock because that's when ________.
A) The Golden Gate Bridge is closed
B) Duncan is telling his friend the joke
C) Nate must return home
D) Olivia goes to the police
  • 7. After Nate leaves Perry's Pancake House, what does he do?
A) He searches Perry's trash.
B) He goes to Booksie's Bookstore
C) He goes to the Golden Gate Bridge
D) He searches Duncan's freezer
  • 8. Where does Nate find the book?
A) in Duncan's backpack
B) on the Golden Gate Bridge
C) in the back seat of the limo
D) with the cookbooks
  • 9. Duncan's book is put in the wrong place because of confusion in the _______.
A) price
B) title
C) cover
D) index
  • 10. At the end of the story, what will Nate look for at the Golden Gate Bridge?
A) Claude's seashell
B) Olivia's feathered boa
C) Booksie's bag
D) Fang's teeth
  • 11. The waiter at Perry's Pancake House is angry when Nate asks about Duncan because Duncan________.
A) made a mess there
B) couldn't remember the joke
C) ordered mushyberry pancakes
D) didn't leave the waiter a tip
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