Taking Sides, Chapters 1 - 9

Front

Who is the character that plays basketball for Franklin?

Back

Tony

Front

What caused the conflict between Tony and Lincoln?

Back

Tony was being rude and disrespectful to the old man in the thrift shop, and it made Lincoln angry.

Front

What is the main reason for Lincoln's move to Sycamore?

Back

Lincoln's mother wanted them to get away from the crime in their old neighborhood.

Front

What do Lincoln and Monica have in common?

Back

She is from Franklin, played basketball there, and is Mexican, like Lincoln.

Front

How did Lincoln feel during his visit to James's house?

Back

James's parents made venison and spent time talking with Lincoln about sports.

Front

What is the significance of basketball in Lincoln's life?

Back

Basketball serves as a connection to his past and a way to build new relationships.

Front

How does Lincoln's background influence his experiences in Sycamore?

Back

Lincoln's experiences in Franklin shape his perspective and interactions in Sycamore.

Front

What role does family play in Lincoln's decisions?

Back

Lincoln's family dynamics, especially his mother's wishes, heavily influence his choices.

Front

How does the setting of Sycamore differ from Franklin?

Back

Sycamore is portrayed as a safer environment compared to the crime-ridden Franklin.

Front

What themes are explored through Lincoln's character development?

Back

Themes of identity, belonging, and the impact of environment on personal growth.