7th Pd. Stolen Day Brittany, Jazzy, Hayley

The little boy thought his mom didn't care about his condition of Inflammatory Rheumatism because she was busy. This suggests that his mother was preoccupied with other tasks or responsibilities, which made the boy feel neglected or overlooked in terms of receiving care and attention for his illness.

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The question asks who drowned in the water hole. The answer is Wyatt.

The title "Kids Are Actors" would be a good fit for the story "Stolen Day" because it suggests that the children in the story are pretending or acting out a particular role. This aligns with the theme of the story, where the protagonist, a young boy, pretends to be sick in order to skip school and have a day to himself. The title effectively captures the deceptive and imaginative nature of the children's actions in the story.

The boy thinks he has Inflammatory Rheumatism because he is experiencing body aches all over. This symptom is commonly associated with Inflammatory Rheumatism, which is a condition characterized by inflammation and pain in the joints and muscles.

If the boy had Inflammatory Rheumatism, it is predicted that he would go fishing with Walter. This suggests that despite his condition, he would still engage in outdoor activities and enjoy spending time with his friend. The answer implies that having Inflammatory Rheumatism would not prevent the boy from participating in activities he enjoys.

The correct answer is "A person outside the story." This means that the narrator is someone who is not a character in the story but is observing and telling the story from an external perspective. They have knowledge of the events and characters but are not directly involved in the story's events.