Orbiting Jupiter End of Book Assessment

Front

The novel is told from the perspective of:

Back

Jack, first-person point of view

Front

What is the climax of the novel? 

Back

when Joseph decides to run away from his foster family to find his baby daughter, Jupiter.

Front

Who is described as: "Black eyes, black hair, a little less than middle for height, a little less than middle for weight, sort of middle for everything else"?

Back

Joseph and Jupiter

Front

Which of the following is an antagonist character? Options: Jack's mom, Coach Swieteck, Joseph's Dad, Jack

Back

Joseph's Dad

Front

I had his back. And he had mine. That’s what greater _________ is.

Back

love

Front

Who has the following conversation? “Guy Who Has Jupiter’s Father’s Back,” she said.
I turned around.
“Tell him she’s beautiful. Tell him I promise to take good care of her. And I promise she’ll find a family who will love her too.”

Back

The librarian and Jack

Front

Then she put her arm behind Joseph’s back—he was still ________ so he didn’t flinch.

Back

looking at the photograph

Front

"Number eight. Definitely not sort of." What is this referring to?

Back

times that Joseph has smiled

Front

In this novel, the weather is used as a way to figure out if something good or bad will happen. What is going to happen in the following sentence? "We waited more than a year, and then, on what would have been Joseph’s sixteenth birthday, when the apple trees were blooming and the bees doing their dances, Mrs. Stroud drove into our yard."

Back

Jupiter arrives to the Hurd family

Front

Which scene shows a change in Joseph?

Back

My mother standing behind Joseph, with her hands on his shoulders.