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The Meanest Doll in the World: Chapters 11-14 - Quiz
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What exactly is a menace? Make a personal connection to this word.
The dolls were trying to use reverse psychology on Mean Mimi. Explain what this is and use details from the story to guide you.
Make a list of at least five adjectives you'd use to describe Annabelle, Tiffany, and Mean Mimi separately. Explain each word connection.
How can one be disciplined with kindness? Explain and use details from the story to support your answer.
Annabelle thinks of a lot of "what if" statements on page 152-153. Make a list of "what if" questions you might have about anything in your own life.
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