U4W1: Can you Guess My Name?



Group 1



Question 1a

Multiple choice



  • alarmed

  • tricked

  • scared

  • supported

Question 1b

Multiple choice



  • mean behavior

  • mistaken ability

  • attempt to please other people

  • an opinion that many people have about a person

Question 1c

Multiple choice



  • calmness

  • luck

  • fear

  • strength

Question 1d

Multiple choice



  • fright

  • surprise

  • hope

  • uneasiness

Question 1e

Multiple choice



  • agreement

  • argument

  • explanation

  • meeting

Group 2



Question 2a

Multiple choice



  • autopollution

  • transpollution

  • antipollution

  • amphipollution

Question 2b

Multiple choice



  • transparent

  • amphiparent

  • autoparent

  • antiparent

Question 2c

Multiple choice



  • antiphibian

  • amphibian

  • autophibian

  • transphibian

Question 2d

Multiple choice



  • transpilot

  • amphipilot

  • antipilot

  • autopilot

Question 2e

Multiple choice



  • went against

  • went beyond

  • saw both sides of

  • acted in their own interest instead of

Group 3



Question 3a

Multiple choice



  • She is older and wiser than Chester.

  • She is braver and more confident than Chester.

  • She likes to give bad advice to friends like Chester.

  • She wants to trick Chester even though they are friends.

Question 3b

Multiple choice



  • He learns to fear scarecrows and stay away from corn.

  • He gains friends when he shares unexpected, good news.

  • He gains confidence after he makes an accidental discovery.

  • He learns to stand up to Jean when he disagrees with her opinion.

Question 3c

Multiple choice



  • embarrassed by his own fear

  • bullied by Jean's forcefulness.

  • surprised by Jean's knowledge.

  • encouraged by Jean's argument

Group 4



Question 4a

Short answer



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