Ch.11-14 Freak the Mighty Flashcard

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What is the significance of Freak's father being described as a magician?

Back

Freak's father disappeared after Freak was born, which adds to the theme of absence and loss in Freak's life.

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What does Max fear when he is called to the principal's office?

Back

Max fears that he is being sent back to the learning disabled (LD) class, reflecting his insecurities about his intelligence.

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How does Freak's action in Mrs. Donelli's class demonstrate his leadership?

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Freak stood on a desk and got everyone to scream, 'Freak the Mighty!', showcasing his ability to inspire and lead his peers.

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Why does Iggy shove Loretta and the boys out the door?

Back

Iggy realizes that Kenny Kane is Max's father, indicating a protective instinct towards Max.

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What was the reason for Max and Kevin being placed in the same classes?

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They were put in accelerated classes because the administration believed it would be beneficial for their development.

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What themes are explored in 'Freak the Mighty'?

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Themes include friendship, courage, overcoming adversity, and the importance of identity.

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How does Freak's physical condition affect his character development?

Back

Freak's physical limitations contrast with his intelligence and creativity, highlighting his resilience and unique perspective.

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What role does friendship play in the relationship between Max and Freak?

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Friendship provides both characters with support, confidence, and a sense of belonging, helping them navigate their challenges.

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How does the setting influence the events in 'Freak the Mighty'?

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The setting, including the school and neighborhood, shapes the characters' experiences and interactions, reflecting their social struggles.

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What is the significance of the title 'Freak the Mighty'?

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The title symbolizes the transformation of both Max and Freak as they empower each other and confront their fears.