Schooled Chapters 11-15 and Theme

What would happen to Hugh Winkleman if Cap went to jail?

• Hugh would have all of his friends back.

• Hugh would go to jail as well.

• Hugh would be back in business as the number-one punching bag.

• Hugh would be popular at school.

Why is Zach getting annoyed during the press briefing?

• All of the attention was on Cap about the bus incident.

• Students were asking Zach too many questions.

• Everyone was being mean to Cap.

• No one showed up to the press briefing.

When planning the dance, how is Cap showing that he is a good leader?

• Cap is telling everyone what to do without a choice.

• Cap is giving jobs to other students based on their interests.

• Cap is not preparing for the dance.

• Cap wants to plan the dance by himself.

What is the significance of Cap not having a single spitball in his hair after the tie-dye meet and greet?

• Cap won't have to wash his hair.

• Cap wasn't around for them to put spitballs in his hair.

• It shows no one cares about Cap anymore.

• It shows that he is no longer a loser getting bullied.

The theme is the message or lesson that the writer is trying to relate to his/her readers.

• True

• False

The plot and characters always relate to and engage with the theme.

• True

• False

The details in the text will not help you determine the theme.

• True

• False

Friendship is an example of

• Plot

• Theme

• Topic

"Friendship helps people get through hard times," is an example of a

• Plot

• Theme

• Topic

• Main Idea

Which choice best represents a theme?

• Treat others as you want to be treated.

• Andrew treated Kelly badly so she did the same.

• Kindness