Restart Ch. 13-17

Which word best describes Chase during the

confrontation with Joel?

• brave

• hopeful

• commanding (controlling)

• protective (watchful)

Which of the following does not effect of

Chase’s relationship with the football team?

• looking disapprovingly at Bear and Aaron for eating the snacks

• returning Mrs. Swanson’s money

• pushing Joey

• talking to Kimberly

What type of basic plot is used in Restart?

• The protagonist sets out to defeat an evil

  force. [Ex. The Hunger Games, Star Wars]

• The poor protagonist acquires things such as

  power and wealth. [Ex. Cinderella]

• The protagonist and some companions set

  out to acquire an important object. [Ex.

  Indiana Jones and The Lord of the Rings]

• The protagonist is forced to change his ways (Beauty and the Beast).

Chase’s friendly attitude toward Kimberly

foreshadows ___________.

• Chase’s memories returning

• Chase’s changing attitude toward his

  classmates.

• Chase taking up for the “underdogs”

• Chase becoming a valuable member of the

  video club

Which statement from Restart contains a cause-effect relationship?

• Dr. Cooperman isn’t surprised that my memory is returning.

• But now I’m starting to wonder if that person is still inside me, emerging from the darkness, bit by bit, along with my memory.

• Then he drops the bomb: He still wants me off football for the rest of the season.

• And since the incident with Joey, the only Hurricanes who’ll talk to me are Aaron and Bear.

Which statement is true about the theme of Restart? a. Reality vs. Fantasy – The author thinks that all people go through times when they can’t tell reality from make-believe. b. Might vs. Right – The author thinks the tough guy football players should use force to get what they want. c. Pride – The author emphasizes that people should show they have pride in their athletic talent at the cost of hurting others. d. Transformation – The author showcases Chase’s struggles to change his life from bully to nice guy.

• Reality vs. Fantasy – The author thinks that all people go through times when they can’t tell reality from make-believe.

• Might vs. Right – The author thinks the tough guy football players should use force to get what they want.

• Pride – The author emphasizes that people should show they have pride in their athletic talent at the cost of hurting others.

• Transformation – The author showcases Chase’s struggles to change his life from bully to nice guy.

The biggest obstacle Chase must face is ---.

• confronting Bear and Aaron about Mr. Solway’s stolen medals

• keeping his doctor’s appointment a secret

  from his mother

• getting along with Shoshanna during the

  video project

• having to play with his half-sister

Which word describes the relationship between

Shoshanna and Chase?

• anger

• tolerable (fairly good)

• serious (no laughing or joking)

• playful

Based on the events of the story, which most likely will happen?

• Kimberly will change her feelings about Brendan.

• The movie about Mr. Solway will be a flop.

• Joel will come home.

• Brendan will stop doing stunts for Youtube movies.

What is the main conflict that Shoshanna is facing at this point of the story?

• talking to her mom and dad about Chase

• washing the syrup off Mitzi

• having enough footage to complete the video

• getting her brother and family to understand why she is friends with Chase