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1. 
What is happening on the first page?
A.
Beany is speaking about the science fair.
B.
The narrator is the author introducing the story.
C.
Kevin is speaking about the science fair.
D.
Beany and Kevin win the science fair.
2. 
How does Kevin feel about Beany's worries?
A.
He agrees with them.
B.
He gives her the ideas to worry about.
C.
He thinks she is worrying about the wrong things.
D.
He is more worried than Beany.
3. 
What is the main setting of the story?
A.
at the school after the school day is over
B.
at the community library
C.
at the school cafeteria
D.
at the school gym during the school day
4. 
What happened right after the students went to the gym?
A.
Ms. Babbit told them to set up their projects
B.
Kevin's mom arrived
C.
The judges looked at all the projects
D.
Beany went to the nurse
5. 
What is Beany and Kevin's project?
A.
They are showing how lightning works.
B.
They made a model of the sun.
C.
They are erupting a volcano.
D.
They are going to show how heat expands gas, liquid, and solids.
6. 
What does Beany keep reporting to Kevin?
A.
what the weather is like
B.
how great the other student's projects are
C.
where his mom is
D.
what the judges are doing
7. 
Based off of Beany and Kevin's dialogue, the reader can tell...
A.
This is the first time they have ever met each other.
B.
They were forced to be each other's partner.
C.
They know each other pretty well, and Kevin knows how to handle her.
D.
They don't like each other.
8. 
What does Beany find out about the other projects toward the end of the story?
A.
being fancy props make science work better
B.
their projects all worked
C.
they quit the fair
D.
their fancy props weren't "good science"
9. 
Why does Beany say the 7s times tables in her head?
A.
She has a math test the next day
B.
To keep herself from crying
C.
It is the hardest times tables
D.
To annoy Kevin
10. 
What did Beany and Kevin set up first?
A.
the poster
B.
the materials
C.
the sign
D.
the tablecloth