Nothing But the Truth Final Test

Front

What motivates Ted Griffen to join the controversy in the story?

Back

Ted Griffen is motivated by his desire to be a forceful, productive member of the board, as indicated by his statement about making public the sad story.

Front

What subject is Philip failing in school?

Back

Philip is failing English.

Front

How does Philip feel about his situation in relation to his friends?

Back

Philip feels embarrassed about his situation.

Front

What significant action does Philip take in the last chapter of the story?

Back

In the last chapter, Philip transfers to a new school.

Front

Who recommends Philip for suspension?

Back

Dr. Palleni recommends Philip for suspension.

Front

What is the main theme of 'Nothing But the Truth'?

Back

The main theme revolves around truth, integrity, and the consequences of one's actions.

Front

How does the concept of truth play a role in the story?

Back

The concept of truth is central to the narrative, affecting the characters' relationships and decisions.

Front

What impact does peer pressure have on Philip's decisions?

Back

Peer pressure significantly influences Philip's actions and feelings, contributing to his embarrassment and struggles.

Front

What role does authority play in Philip's school experience?

Back

Authority figures, like Dr. Palleni, impact Philip's school experience through their decisions regarding discipline and support.

Front

How does Philip's character develop throughout the story?

Back

Philip's character develops from a passive individual to someone who takes action by transferring schools.