The Second Evil (2003)
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Mr. Adams said, winking at Corky as he handed her the exam.
Seated on a tall metal stool, Corky leaned forward over the lab table and took the exam from the teacher. “What do you mean?” she asked, studying his face.
Mr. Adams was young, in his mid-twenties, but his dark brown hair was already graying at the sides, and his mustache, which rested over his top lip like one of the bushy caterpillars they had studied in biology, was also sprinkled with gray. He had friendly brown eyes, a nice smile, ...and usually dressed in jeans and oversize sweaters. He was a tough teacher, demanding, but well liked.
“I have to go pick up my car at the service garage,” he told her. “I should be back in twenty minutes, half an hour at the most.” He lifted his down jacket off a chair.
Corky glanced quickly at the test. Six essay questions. No real surprises. “I’ll try not to cheat too much while you’re gone,” she joked.
Mr. Adams chuckled. He pulled the bulky jacket on over his sweater. “Those frogs are noisy, aren’t they?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Adams said, winking at Corky as he handed her the exam.
Seated on a tall metal stool, Corky leaned forward over the lab table and took the exam from the teacher. “What do you mean?” she asked, studying his face.
Mr. Adams was young, in his mid-twenties, but his dark brown hair was already graying at the sides, and his mustache, which rested over his top lip like one of the bushy caterpillars they had studied in biology, was also sprinkled with gray. He had friendly brown eyes, a nice smile, ...and usually dressed in jeans and oversize sweaters. He was a tough teacher, demanding, but well liked.
“I have to go pick up my car at the service garage,” he told her. “I should be back in twenty minutes, half an hour at the most.” He lifted his down jacket off a chair.
Corky glanced quickly at the test. Six essay questions. No real surprises. “I’ll try not to cheat too much while you’re gone,” she joked.
Mr. Adams chuckled. He pulled the bulky jacket on over his sweater. “Those frogs are noisy, aren’t they?”
What to read after The Second Evil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. L. Stine to read onlineMoreLess
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