Schooled Review on Chapters 1-9

Front

What does Cap's response "Yes?" to his teacher's question indicate about his understanding?

Back

Cap was confused because he didn’t understand that the questions had a figurative meaning.

Front

What does the sentence about Cap and the couch reveal about the narrator's feelings?

Back

The narrator has started seeing the good in Cap, and her attitude is changing.

Front

What connection does Mrs. Donnelly feel towards Cap?

Back

Mrs. Donnelly feels a connection to Cap because she used to live at Garland when she was young.

Front

Why did Naomi Erlanger pick on Cap differently than Zach and the other students?

Back

Naomi liked Zach and wanted to do something to get his attention.

Front

Where did Cap grow up?

Back

Cap grew up on a commune called Garland Farm.

Front

What is the significance of Cap's upbringing on a commune?

Back

It highlights his unique background and the challenges he faces in adapting to a conventional school environment.

Front

How does Cap's confusion in social situations reflect his character development?

Back

It shows his innocence and the contrast between his upbringing and the social norms of his peers.

Front

What role does the setting of Garland Farm play in Cap's identity?

Back

Garland Farm represents Cap's sheltered upbringing and influences his worldview.

Front

How does the author use dialogue to convey character emotions?

Back

Dialogue reveals characters' misunderstandings and emotional states, such as Cap's confusion and the narrator's changing feelings.

Front

What theme is explored through the interactions between Cap and his classmates?

Back

The theme of acceptance and the struggle for belonging is explored through Cap's interactions.