Smart Ice Cream
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Why did the narrator decide to eat the Smart Ice Cream?

  • Because he believed it wouldn't do any harm and tasted good. (correct)
  • To ruin Peppi's business by eating all the special flavors.
  • To prove that the Smart Ice Cream was a fake.
  • Because he needed to become smarter than Dadian.

The narrator put sand in all of the ice cream bins, including the Smart Ice Cream bin.

False (B)

What tools did the narrator bring to the van to sabotage Peppi's ice cream?

crowbar, bolt cutters, flashlight, bucket of sand

The narrator believed Dadian got a hundred in Maths because he had been eating ______ Ice Cream.

<p>Smart</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the ice cream with the effect it is supposed to have:

<p>HAPPY ICE CREAM = cheering people up NOSE ICE CREAM = for long noses PIMPLE ICE CREAM = for removing pimples SMART ICE CREAM = for smart alecs</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary reason the narrator believes other kids dislike him?

<p>Because they are jealous of his intelligence and good looks. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The narrator admits he went to the back of the line after Mr. Peppi told him to.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What subject did the narrator score one hundred out of one hundred in?

<p>Maths and English</p> Signup and view all the answers

Mr. Peppi told the narrator, 'One day you will be too ______.'

<p>smart</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why did the narrator suspect Jerome Dadian of cheating?

<p>Jerome suddenly performed as well as the narrator in Maths. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Mr. Peppi is portrayed as a strict and unforgiving character who never offers free ice cream.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the narrator's initial opinion of the 'Happy Ice Cream'?

<p>It did not make him happy and he didn't believe it worked (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did the narrator do to Mr. Peppi's van after being told to go to the back of the line?

<p>Scratched it with a nail</p> Signup and view all the answers

Peppi charged Pimples Peterson for the purple ice cream that supposedly cured his pimples.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What prize did the narrator win when he was only three years old?

<p>A prize for spelling. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What physical attribute did the boy the narrator called 'Snozzle' have?

<p>A long nose</p> Signup and view all the answers

The narrator called Peterson 'Pimples' because he had a lot of ______.

<p>pimples</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the nickname with the corresponding physical characteristic:

<p>Pimples = Acne Snozzle = Long Nose</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why did the narrator decide to investigate Peppi's ice cream van?

<p>He suspected the ice cream was unfairly improving others' abilities, threatening his own academic standing. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The narrator immediately believed the ice cream was responsible for the changes in Pimples Peterson and Snozzle.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where did Peppi keep his ice cream van at night?

<p>In a small lane behind his house</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Flashcards

Coming Top

Achieving the highest mark or position in a class or competition.

Jealousy

Feeling displeasure or resentment at someone else's success or advantages

Cheating

To gain an unfair advantage by dishonest means.

Old Fool

An informal term for an elderly person, often used with a slightly negative connotation.

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Pushing In

To move ahead of others in a line or queue, often considered rude.

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Mind Your Own Business

To interfere in someone else's affairs or business.

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Pull a Fast One

To deceive or trick someone.

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Soft Hearted

Having a kind and sympathetic nature.

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Smart Ice Cream

Ice cream flavor intended to make people more intelligent.

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Happy Ice Cream

Ice cream flavor designed to cheer people up.

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Nose Ice Cream

Ice cream flavor, in the story, created to give people long noses.

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Pimple Ice Cream

Ice cream flavor whose purpose is to remove pimples.

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Sand in Ice Cream

The protagonist sabotaged Peppi's ice cream by putting this in most of the tubs, except the Smart Ice Cream.

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Pimples Peterson

A character known for having many pimples.

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Picking on Someone

The act of constantly teasing or bothering someone.

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Mr. Peppi

Character who gives out mysterious ice cream.

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Snozzle

Character who is the target for the narrator.

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Green Ice Cream

An ice cream that apparently shrinks noses.

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One Hundred for Maths

Earning a perfect score.

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Competitive Rivalry

Feeling jealous or wanting to be the best.

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Study Notes

  • The narrator always comes top of the class, getting 100/100 in both Maths and English
  • He considers himself a natural brain, the best there is, and looks down on his classmates
  • He claims to have been advanced from a very young age, relating how he told his mother to stop tickling him the day he was born
  • He wins many prizes and sees himself as a terrific speller
  • He admits the other kids don't like him, calling him a "show-off", but he dismisses this as jealousy, believing it is because he is clever and good-looking
  • Another kid, Jerome Dadian, matched the narrator's math score, something that has never happened before
  • The narrator is suspicious that there is something to do with Mr. Peppi's ice cream and decides to investigate
  • Mr. Peppi is an old man who parks his van outside the school and sells all types of ice cream, including some unheard-of flavors
  • Mr. Peppi once told him off and wouldn't serve him until he went to the back of the queue
  • To get back at Peppi, the narrator scratched his van in the newly painted portion
  • Peppi was described as soft-hearted because gives free ice creams to kids that had no money
  • It is rumored that the ice cream is "Happy Ice Cream" and that it is good for people, even curing sickness.
  • Pimples Peterson was given free ice cream. Peterson's pimples went away the next day. The narrator had been calling him "Pimples"
  • Another kid at the school with too long of a nose was called "Snozzle" by the narrator
  • Peppi gave Snozzle a small green ice cream every morning, for nothing
  • Every day Snozzle's nose grew a bit smaller, and eventually he got a normal-sized nose
  • Jerome Dadian ate ice cream the day he matched the narrator's math score and the narrator has made up his mind to stop the ice cream business
  • The narrator sneaks out at eleven o'clock at night with a crowbar, a bucket of sand, a flashlight, and some bolt cutters
  • The van was parked in a lane behind Peppi's house
  • There were many tubs of ice cream. Flavors include apple and banana, cherry and mango, blackberry and watermelon, and about fifty other flavors
  • Four bins with locks contained special flavors. On the bins labels read: -HAPPY ICE CREAM for cheering people up -NOSE ICE CREAM for long noses -PIMPLE ICE CREAM for removing pimples -SMART ICE CREAM for smart alecs
  • Rat Dadian had been eating Smart Ice Cream to get 100 for Maths
  • The narrator decides to fix Peppi up once and for all
  • The narrator cut the locks off the four bins and put sand into every bin. Except for the Smart Ice Cream.
  • The narrator eats all of the Smart Ice Cream
  • The next day he is not as smart, having trouble with simple addition

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A child believes Smart Ice Cream helps people ace exams. Jealous and insecure, he sabotages the ice cream and eats 'Smart Ice Cream'. He suspects another student of cheating because of the ice cream.

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