Restart - Chapter 13 & 14 Comprehension

How does Mr. Solway react to Shoshanna at first?

• He isn't interested in talking to her

• He throws her out of his room

• He immediately agrees

• He thinks she's his daughter

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Why does Mr. Solway agree to work with Shoshanna?

• She agrees to pay him

• The nurses force him to help her

• He realizes she is friends with Chase

• He doesn't

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What does Chase's dad want for him to do?

• Stop going to the Greybeard Motel

• See another doctor for a second opinion

• Make another video with Brendan

• Stop seeing Shoshanna

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Who does Mr. Solway suspect stole Mr. Solway's medal?

• Shoshanna

• Aaron and Bear

• The nurses

• Joel

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Chase describes Mr. Solway as the army's version of what?

• Class clown

• Grumpy geezer

• Goody goody

• Team captain

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The biggest obstacle Chase must face is

• confronting Bear and Aaron about Mr.

  Solway’s stolen medal

• 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

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Which word describes the relationship between Shoshanna and Chase

• anger

• tolerable

• serious

• playful

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The author of Restart, Gordon Korman, most likely wrote the story

• to appeal to fantasy and imagination

• to arouse emotions and sympathies

• to state one's beliefs; to take a stand

• to gain approval

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Read this passage from chapter 13

...Joel has every right to be angry at the curveball life pitched him...

What type of figurative language is used?

• simile

• hyperbole

• idiom

• personification

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The author, Gordon Korman, says the broken glasses on the front cover of the book are not Brendan's which broke in the car was but rather a symbol for the book. Which of the following might the glasses represent?

• A symbol of Chase's broken spirit after the accident.

• A symbol of all the other kids glasses Chase has broken

• A symbol of his broken body (head and shoulder)

• A symbol of his broken relationship with his brother

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