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Authors: David Adler

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“I'm sorry,” he mumbled.
“We have to hurry,” Ken said. “We have to move the cake into my truck and get it to the wedding.”
“Why do you have to move the cake?” Mr. Jansen asked. “Why don't you just take it to the wedding in Mr. Fancy's truck?”
“I'll drive,” Officer Oppen said.
“We'll follow you,” Officer Davis and the two other police officers said.
“Wow!” Ken said. “My cake will get a police escort to the wedding. I bet the bride and groom and all their guests will be surprised when I drive up.”
Everyone watched as the yellow truck, the two police cars, and Ken's truck drove off.
Bob said, “That was so exciting.”
“Let's go back in,” Mr. Jansen said. “Maybe now Eric and Beth can finally do their juggling act.”
“Yeah,” Danny said. “And I can finally eat some cookies that aren't broken.”
“Wait,” Cam said. “Let me take one more picture of all my friends.”
Everyone stopped. They turned and faced Cam.
“Wipe your face,” Beth whispered to Danny. “It's covered with cookie crumbs.”
Danny wiped the crumbs off.
Mr. Jansen smiled. He was so proud of his daughter. The others smiled, too.
Cam blinked her eyes and said,
“Click!”
A Cam Jansen Memory Game
T
ake another look at the picture opposite page 1. Study it. Blink your eyes and say,
“Click!”
Then turn back here and answer the questions at the bottom of the page. Please, first study the picture,
then
look at the questions.
 
 
1. Who are the two people sitting in the front seat of the car?
2. Is Cam wearing a seatbelt?
3. How many children are sitting in the backseat?
4. How many cars are in the picture?
5. How many houses are in the picture?
6. Does Mr. Jansen have both his hands on the steering wheel?

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