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The Adventures of Captain Underpants: Chapters 1-4 - Quiz
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Summarize the events that happened in the Captain Underpants comic book that George and Harold sold around the school.
Would you buy the comic book that George and Harold sold around the school? Why or why not?
Harold and George were known for pulling pranks around the school. When is it appropriate to pull a prank? When is it not appropriate to pull a prank?
Why do you think the author included a copy of George and Harold's comic book in the actual book? What purpose did it serve?
Why do you think the author included spelling and grammar errors in George and Harold's comic book?
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