The Wave Final Test

Front

What are Mr. Ross's complaints about the students at Gordon High in the beginning of the story?

Back

Little homework completion and late to class

Front

Which of the following is NOT a reason presented by Mr. Ross that explains why the Nazis were able to gain power? Options: Germans were scared., The Germans were weak and disorganized after World War I., The Nazis were the majority, so they couldn't be stopped., The Germans hoped the Nazis could improve their economy.

Back

The Nazis were the majority, so they couldn't be stopped.

Front

Who says, "Forget it.  It happened once and the world learned its lesson.  It'll never happen again"?

Back

David

Front

What was Mr. Ross's initial purpose for creating The Wave?

Back

He wants the students to learn why the Germans didn't stop the Nazis.

Front

What event makes Mr. Ross decide to continue with The Wave?

Back

The students arrive on time and are seated and ready to learn.

Front

Why does Mr. Saunders initially support The Wave?

Back

He thinks it will give the students discipline, which is always a good thing.

Front

What reservations does Mrs. Saunders have about The Wave?

Back

She thinks Mr. Ross is using it to manipulate the students.

Front

Why is it a problem that Mr. Ross makes decisions for his students?

Back

The students follow orders without thinking about them.

Front

What two actions does Mr. Ross encourage all students to do when he gives out membership cards?

Back

Recruit new members and report people not following the rules

Front

What academic problems is Mr. Ross concerned The Wave is causing?

Back

The students are memorizing facts but unable to analyze them.