RESTART Comprehension Flashcard

Front

What was Chase trying to do on the roof?

Back

Chase was trying to hide a stolen medal.

Front

What did Mr. Soloway claim about the stolen medal?

Back

Mr. Soloway claimed that Chase didn't steal the medal; he loaned it to him.

Front

What creative solution did Brendan use when he didn't have a tuxedo?

Back

Brendan covered his suit with shoe polish.

Front

Why was Chase hiding in the bushes?

Back

Chase was hiding in the bushes to listen to Joel play the piano.

Front

How did it become known that Chase was not guilty in the band room incident?

Back

Brendan had his camera still rolling and captured the evidence.

Front

What does it mean to 'hide' in a context like Chase's?

Back

To conceal oneself from view, often to observe or avoid being seen.

Front

What is the significance of a character's actions in a story?

Back

A character's actions can reveal their motivations, personality, and contribute to the plot.

Front

What role does evidence play in determining guilt or innocence?

Back

Evidence is crucial in establishing the truth and can exonerate or implicate a character.

Front

What does it mean to 'confess' in a narrative?

Back

To admit to a wrongdoing or crime, often leading to consequences.

Front

How can a character's perspective change the understanding of a situation?

Back

A character's perspective can provide insight into their motivations and the context of events.