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Froggy Jumps Frindle Word Power QuizOnline version A boy, a pen, and a new word by Olivia De la Torre 1 Who invents the word 'frindle' in the book Frindle? a Nick Allen b Sam Carter c Alex Kim 2 Who resists using the new word and challenges Nick? a Ms. Rivera b Mr. Sanders c Mrs. Granger 3 What object does Nick use to assign the new word? a A pencil b A pen c A marker 4 What is the central theme of Frindle? a Love and friendship b The power and spread of words c Time travel 5 Where does the word frindle begin to spread first? a In Nick's classroom/school b In the library c In the town hall 6 What happens to Nick’s idea as it spreads? a It is banned by the school b It quickly disappears c People start using the word in everyday talk 7 Which character helps demonstrate how language evolves? a The principal b The students c Nick's pets 8 What lesson does Frindle teach about words? a Words gain power when people use them b Words never change once created c Words are only official if adults approve 9 Is 'frindle' a real dictionary word at the start of the story? a Sometimes yes, sometimes no b Yes c No 10 What is the intended audience for Frindle? a College students b Children/young readers c Senior citizens

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Frindle Word Power QuizOnline version

A boy, a pen, and a new word

by Olivia De la Torre

Who invents the word 'frindle' in the book Frindle?

Nick Allen

Sam Carter

Alex Kim

Who resists using the new word and challenges Nick?

Ms. Rivera

Mr. Sanders

Mrs. Granger

What object does Nick use to assign the new word?

A pencil

A pen

A marker

What is the central theme of Frindle?

Love and friendship

The power and spread of words

Time travel

Where does the word frindle begin to spread first?

In Nick's classroom/school

In the library

In the town hall

What happens to Nick’s idea as it spreads?

It is banned by the school

It quickly disappears

People start using the word in everyday talk

Which character helps demonstrate how language evolves?

The principal

The students

Nick's pets

What lesson does Frindle teach about words?

Words gain power when people use them

Words never change once created

Words are only official if adults approve

Is 'frindle' a real dictionary word at the start of the story?

Sometimes yes, sometimes no

Yes

What is the intended audience for Frindle?

College students

Children/young readers

Senior citizens

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Frindle Word Power QuizOnline version

by Olivia De la Torre

Who invents the word 'frindle' in the book Frindle?

Who resists using the new word and challenges Nick?

What object does Nick use to assign the new word?

What is the central theme of Frindle?

Where does the word frindle begin to spread first?

What happens to Nick’s idea as it spreads?

Which character helps demonstrate how language evolves?

What lesson does Frindle teach about words?

Is 'frindle' a real dictionary word at the start of the story?

What is the intended audience for Frindle?

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