Alexander, Who Used to be Rich Test

1. What does the word vanish mean in this sentence from Alexander, Who Used to Be Rich? But then Nick did a magic trick that made my pennies vanish in thin air. fly tumble disappear 2. Which word means the opposite of vanish? appear clean leave 3. What does the word absolutely mean in this sentence from Alexander, Who Used to Be Rich? I absolutely was saving the rest of my money. maybe propably definitely 4. Which word means almost the same thing as absolutely? rightly surely partly 5. What does the word college mean in this sentence from Alexander, Who Used to Be Rich? My dad told me to put the dollar away for college. primary school high school university 6. What do you need to get into college? strong arms good grades warm clothes Listen to the story. 7. What lesson does this story teach? Getting rich is very easy. Getting rich is pretty hard. Getting rich does not take long. 8. What does Ana think about Mom’s idea for making money? She thinks it is boring. She wants to try it out. She does not agree with it. 9. What does Mom think about chores? They are very easy. They are too hard for children. They are a good way to make money. 10. What happens in the middle of the story? Ana asks Mom how to get rich. Ana earns a dollar by doing a chore. Ana tries to get rich by inventing things. 11. Why is Jack unable to pull the trash can? It smells bad. It is too heavy. It does not have wheels. 12. How does the story end? Ana gets very rich. Ana makes two inventions. Ana does a chore for a dollar. 13. Read this sentence from Alexander, Who Used to Be Rich.And most of the time what I’ve mostly got is . . . bus tokens. What words tell you how often Alexander is not rich? most of the time is...bus tokens what I've mostly got 14. Which word ends with the tch sound? pitch chat itched 15. Which word begins with the ch sound? beach cheek choir