Schooled by Gordon Korman

Front

What is the term for behavior that is intended to harm or intimidate someone?

Back

Bullying

Front

What is the setting that can be both a source of abuse and a place where someone gains popularity?

Back

The school bus.

Front

What was the reason for Cap's first arrest?

Back

He was driving his grandmother Rain to the hospital, and he didn't have a license.

Front

Why was Cap raised by his grandmother?

Back

His parents had died of malaria while serving in the Peace Corps.

Front

How did Rain injure her hip?

Back

She fell out of a plum tree.

Front

What is the significance of the school bus in 'Schooled'?

Back

It serves as a setting for both bullying and social dynamics.

Front

What does Cap's relationship with his grandmother reveal about his upbringing?

Back

It shows that he was raised in a non-traditional family environment.

Front

What role does the concept of 'normalcy' play in Cap's life?

Back

Cap struggles to understand what is considered 'normal' due to his unique upbringing.

Front

How does Cap's lack of experience with modern society affect his interactions with peers?

Back

He often misunderstands social cues and norms.

Front

What is the theme of acceptance in 'Schooled'?

Back

The story explores how characters learn to accept differences in themselves and others.