Monster by Walter Dean Myers part 1 (page 148)

Monster is what genre?

• Biography

• Autobiography

• Realistic Fiction

• Fantasy

Monster is written in the style of a ....

• fantasy drama

• screenplay

• non fiction article

• opinion writing piece

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Steve's journal entries are written in what Point of View?

• 3rd Limited

• 3rd Omniscient

• 1st Person

• 2nd Person

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The prosecuting lawyer is....

• Briggs

• Petrocelli

• O'Brien

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Steve's defense lawyer is....

• Briggs

• Petrocelli

• O'Brien

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What happens in jail that Steve tries to avoid?

• beatings

• sexual assault

• to cry out loud and to be heard

• all of the above

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Who were all the people accused of being involved in this crime?

• King and Steve

• King, Steve, and Bobo

• Bobo and Steve

• Steve, Bobo, King, and Cruz

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Why does Steve decide to write a movie about his experience in jail?

• To keep himself from going crazy and to keep his mind off of his situation

• It is an assignment his film teacher gave him

• Because he is an award winning author

• He wants to change the criminal justice system

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Why is this book called Monster?

• Because it is a horror book

• The prosecutor calls him a Monster to the jury

• No one did, he just feels like a monster

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What was Steve's role in the robbery?

• Mastermind

• Lookout

• Distractor

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