Save Me a Seat - Chapters 42-END

The book is over. What did you think?

How did Ravi know that the card he pulled was Joe's?

• He listened to what Joe had said before.

• He cheated at the game.

• Joe winked at him.

• Ravi remembered a story from his family.

What an interesting choice. Why did Dillon put leeches down his pants?

• Dillon wanted to outshine Ravi.

• Ravi tricked Dillon into doing it.

• Dillon didn't know Ravi did not shut it all the way.

• Joe unscrewed the lid.

The first-person point of view allows the reader to understand the—

• thoughts of the teachers compared to the thoughts of students.

• thoughts of every character.

• same setting from different perspectives.

• eason Ms. Frost doesn't pronounce Ravi's name correctly.

Which is evidence that Ravi does not want to be like Dillon?

• Ravi does not continue his story.

• Ravi sits with Joe.

• Ravi does not pick another card after Ms. Beam offers.

• Ravi captivates everyone with his story.

What did you like or dislike about this story? Or, any other general thought you'd like to share about the book?

How does this selection affect the plot?

• This selection introduces the main problem.

• This selection provides background information about important characters.

• The selection contains the climax of the story.

• This selection contains rising action.

Read this line from the story:

"He pushes up his glasses and clears his throat"

What does this show about Joe?

• He knows what Dillon is about to do.

• He knows how Ravi feels about the leeches.

• He cares about Ravi's eye health.

• He is very observant of other people's habits.

All of the following can be considered messages from the story EXCEPT—

• assumptions are often wrong.

• quitting is not an option.

• sports bring people together.

• there is strength in diversity.