"Double Fudge" Quiz
In "Double Fudge," young Pete Hatcher navigates the chaos and humor that ensue when his younger brother Fudge becomes obsessed with money during a family trip.
childrens | 224 pages | Published in NaN
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Essay questions
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- How does the character of Fudge evolve throughout the story, and what impact does his behavior have on his family?
- Discuss the theme of sibling rivalry in 'Double Fudge' and how it shapes the relationships between the characters.
- Analyze the role of Peter Hatcher as the narrator. How does his perspective influence the way the story is told?
- Explore the significance of the family trip to New York City in the development of the story's plot and characters.
- How does Judy Blume use humor to address common family challenges in 'Double Fudge'?
- Examine the portrayal of parental authority in the book. How do Peter and Fudge’s parents manage their children’s behavior?
- What role does the setting play in the novel, and how does it contribute to the overall mood and themes?
- Discuss the importance of friendship and social interactions in 'Double Fudge'. How do these relationships affect the characters?
- Analyze the growth of Peter as a character from the beginning to the end of the novel.
- How does 'Double Fudge' address the challenges of growing up and changing family dynamics?
- What lessons about patience and understanding can readers learn from the interactions between Peter and Fudge?
- Discuss how Judy Blume uses everyday family situations to create relatable and engaging storytelling.
