1. Why does Ramona get in trouble at Howie's house when Uncle Hobart arrives?2. Why does Beezus think that their mother is going to have a baby?3. Which events help Ramona and Beezus to get along after school?4. How does Uncle Hobart plan on making the wedding simple?5. What does Ramona "catch" at the doctor's office?

1. Why does Ralph leave the hotel?2. What is Ralph's plan to make it down the stairs of the hotel?3. Why is Ralph afraid of Garf? What encourages him to talk to Garf?4. What makes Ralph afraid that he is not going to be fed?5. How does Ralph return the watch to Karen?

When Ramona's father loses his job, many things change around the house. Some changes have to do with money; other changes have to do with how members of the family act. For your essay, write about how things change, not just for Ramona, but for the entire Quimby family. Include everything that you can think of and give specific details from the story.

1. Why is Judy Moody annoyed that her friends think she is like Amy Namey?2. Why do Frank and Rocky start to dislike Amy Namey?3. What is funny about the word "ciao" (aloha, too)?4. Why do Frank and Rocky stop talking to Judy Moody?5. What happens with the group's Italy project?

Ramona is only five years old, so she often gets in trouble. Give three examples from the story of when Ramona gets in trouble. Tell what happens, and explain whether or not you think Ramona learns something from her mistakes.

1. What happens to Mr. Fox's tail?2. What type of race are the Fox family and the three farmers having?3. Why does Mr. Bean have trouble hearing?4. Whom does Mr. Fox meet while digging to Mr. Bunce's storehouse?5. Why do all of the animals decide never to go outside again?