Flipping Fantastic: Multiple Choice Questions

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Flipping Fantastic: Multiple Choice Questions explores themes of family, transition, and personal growth through the experiences of twin brothers, Tristan and James, as they navigate leaving primary school and facing new educational environments.

Questions and Answers

1.

Tristan and James
- A.
  
  Are twin brothers.
- B.
  
  Are schoolmates.
- C.
  
  Dislike Karia Jones.
Correct Answer
A. Are twin brothers.

Explanation
The given correct answer is "are twin brothers." This is because the statement "Tristan and James" implies that there are two individuals being referred to. The fact that they are twin brothers means that they are siblings who were born at the same time and share the same biological parents. This information helps us understand their relationship and distinguishes them from being schoolmates or having a dislike for someone named Karia Jones.

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2.

Both the brothers are feeling
- A.
  
  Nervous to act in the year-end school play.
- B.
  
  Sad to leave their primary school.
- C.
  
  Sad to leave Jessica Parker.
Correct Answer
B. Sad to leave their primary school.

Explanation
The given answer "sad to leave their primary school" is the correct explanation because it is the only option that directly relates to both brothers. The sentence states that "both the brothers are feeling," indicating that their shared emotion is the correct answer. The other options mention specific individuals or situations that may not apply to both brothers. Therefore, the brothers feeling sad to leave their primary school is the most plausible explanation based on the given information.

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3.

The only problem with Tristan's new school
- A.
  
  Is that it is a residential school.
- B.
  
  Has a huge paddock and horses.
- C.
  
  Has computer facilities.
Correct Answer
A. Is that it is a residential school.

Explanation
The correct answer is that the only problem with Tristan's new school is that it is a residential school. This means that Tristan may have some concerns or difficulties with living at the school, such as being away from home for an extended period of time or adjusting to the boarding school environment. The other options mentioned, such as having a huge paddock and horses or having computer facilities, do not indicate any problems or challenges with the school itself.

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4.

Each brother thinks that the other brother
- A.
  
  Is excited about leaving the primary school.
- B.
  
  Is not worry about going to a new secondary school alone.
- C.
  
  Is much cleverer than he is.
Correct Answer
C. Is much cleverer than he is.

Explanation
The given answer suggests that each brother believes that the other brother is smarter than himself. This implies that both brothers have a perception of the other's intelligence being superior to their own.

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5.

Tristan will be going to a special school
- A.
  
  Together with James.
- B.
  
  Which helps children become able.
- C.
  
  Because of his mother's request.
Correct Answer
B. Which helps children become able.

Explanation
The given correct answer suggests that Tristan will be going to a special school because it helps children become able. This implies that the special school has programs or resources specifically designed to support children with disabilities or learning difficulties, enabling them to develop their abilities and reach their full potential. The reason for Tristan's enrollment in the special school is not mentioned in the given information.

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Flipping Fantastic: Multiple Choice Questions

Tristan and James

Both the brothers are feeling

The only problem with Tristan's new school

Each brother thinks that the other brother

Tristan will be going to a special school