Chapter 14 of UNGIFTED

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What motivates jealousy among students?

Back

Students may feel jealous when they perceive others as having better resources or opportunities, such as a nicer school.

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How does Donovan describe the dance?

Back

Donovan refers to the dance as 'the worst night of his life', indicating a negative experience.

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What is the significance of acquiring a new motor for the robotics team?

Back

Acquiring a new motor is crucial for the robotics team to compete; without it, they may have to withdraw from the competition.

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Who are the two students paired to dance by Donovan?

Back

Donovan pairs Abigail and Noah to dance.

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What was Abigail's main concern after the dance?

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Abigail was upset because if the robotics team couldn't find a motor, they would have to withdraw from the competition.

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What does the term 'ASD' refer to in the context of the story?

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ASD refers to the school for students with special needs, which is perceived as having better facilities.

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What role does Mr. Osborne play in the robotics team?

Back

Mr. Osborne is a mentor or teacher who provides guidance and information about the team's resources.

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Why do some students mistreat others at school events?

Back

Students may mistreat others due to peer pressure, a desire to fit in, or to assert dominance.

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What is the emotional impact of a negative experience at a social event?

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Negative experiences at social events can lead to feelings of sadness, embarrassment, or isolation.

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How can competition affect teamwork in a school setting?

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Competition can either motivate teamwork by fostering collaboration or create tension if individuals prioritize personal success over group goals.