ELL201/301: See Ya Simon (chapters 1-4)

What does the word 'inclusive' mean?

• To make sure everyone is included

• To leave someone out

• To get angry

• To make someone cry

Who is Simon's best friend?

• Brady West

• Todd

• Nathan

• Fiona the Moaner

In the first chapter, we see Nathan and Simon in English class with Ms Kidman. Ms Kidman read out a poem. What was the poem about?

• Young people

• Getting sick

• Growing old

• Becoming weaker

Why did Ms Kidman and the rest of their English class become awkward and sad?

• Because Simon said that he will never get to be old

• Because Simon said that he can't wait to get old

• Because Simon left the class upset

• Because Ms Kidman saw Nathan crying.

Select the correct definition of muscular dystrophy:

• A genetic condition that stops you from growing old

• A genetic condition that makes it hard to eat food

• A genetic condition that means you can't talk

• A genetic condition that causes your muscles to become weaker as you get older.

How was Simon made to feel like he belonged at the school disco?

• The girls invited him to have juice with them

• The girls invited him to sing karaoke with them

• The girls invited him to dance with them

• The girls chased him around the school

Why did Simon not do his Maths homework?

• He had no reason.

• He was sick.

• Nathan did it for him.

• He did complete it.

In chapter three, Simon is angry that he got a good grade on his Social Studies assignment. Why was he so unhappy about this?

• Because it wasn't his work

• Because Nathan stole his answers and got a better grade

• Because it was on the wrong topic

• Because he felt it was a 'pity grade'

How do we know that Simon's health is gradually getting worse?

• He struggles to pick up the dice during their role-playing games

• He struggles to chew his food

• He can no longer smile

• He can no longer sit up

Simon asks Nathan a sad question. What was the question?

• "What's it like to be able to walk?"

• "What's it like to be able to run?"

• "What's it like to be able to swim?"

• "What's it like to ride a bike?"