Flipped (Chapters 11-14)

Front

What metaphor does Bryce use to describe the Basket Boy auction?

Back

He compares it to a meat market.

Front

How does Bryce feel about his family after dinner with the Bakers?

Back

He does not feel proud of his family.

Front

What motivates Juli to bid on Jon Trulock during the auction?

Back

She bids on him because no one else is bidding on him.

Front

What is Juli's sentiment towards her family after dining with the Loskis?

Back

She feels grateful to have her family.

Front

Where does Bryce want to express his feelings for Juli?

Back

He wants to express his feelings at the Basket Boy lunch.

Front

What is the significance of the Basket Boy auction in the story?

Back

It serves as a pivotal moment for character development and relationships.

Front

How does Juli's perspective on family differ from Bryce's?

Back

Juli appreciates her family, while Bryce struggles with pride in his family.

Front

What does the auction reveal about social dynamics among the characters?

Back

It highlights issues of popularity, value, and self-worth.

Front

What role does peer pressure play in the decisions made during the auction?

Back

Peer pressure influences characters' actions and feelings about bidding.

Front

How does the setting of the auction contribute to the story's themes?

Back

The auction setting emphasizes themes of competition and self-identity.