Nothing but the Truth Chapters 13-14

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What was the main reason Philip's story gained media attention?

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The incident involved an issue people have strong opinions about.

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How does Philip react to his parents showing him the article about himself?

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conflicted

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What is Philip's mother's primary concern throughout Chapter 14?

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the media attention

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What role does Ted Griffen play in Chapters 13-14?

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He escalates the issue.

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What does Dr. Seymour say when called about the incident by the reporter Jennifer Stewart?

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There is no rule against singing the National Anthem.

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Define media attention in the context of a school incident.

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Media attention refers to the coverage and focus that news outlets give to a particular event, often highlighting its significance or controversy.

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What are the potential impacts of media attention on a student's life?

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Media attention can lead to increased scrutiny, pressure, and public opinion, affecting a student's reputation and mental health.

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Explain the concept of conflict in a narrative.

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Conflict in a narrative refers to the struggle between opposing forces, which drives the plot and character development.

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What does it mean to escalate an issue?

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To escalate an issue means to increase its intensity or seriousness, often leading to greater attention or action.

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Identify a key theme in Chapters 13-14 of 'Nothing but the Truth'.

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The theme of truth and its consequences is central, exploring how perceptions and realities can differ.