Early Dismissal Quiz

What is the main theme of 'Early Dismissal' by Robin Wasserman?

• The impact of technology on modern education

• The history of public education in America

• Challenges and experiences of adolescence

• The challenges of teaching in a high school setting

Who is the protagonist of the story?

• A minor character with no importance

• The antagonist of the story

• The author of the story

• The main character or central figure around whom the plot revolves.

What is the setting of the story?

• The setting of the story is a beach during a heatwave.

• The setting of the story is a jungle during a monsoon.

• The setting of the story is the school.

• The setting of the story is a spaceship traveling through the galaxy.

What is the central conflict in the story?

• The central conflict in the story is the conflict between the weather and the characters.

• The central conflict in the story is the conflict between the protagonist and their inner demons.

• The central conflict in the story is the conflict between the characters and their pets.

• The central conflict in the story is the conflict between the protagonist and the antagonist.

How does the story explore the theme of identity?

• Through the characters' pursuit of wealth and material possessions.

• Through the use of magical powers and supernatural abilities.

• Through the characters' struggles with self-discovery and societal expectations.

• By focusing on the characters' physical appearance and fashion choices.

What is the meaning of the title 'Early Dismissal'?

• It refers to the early release of students from school before the regular dismissal time.

• It is a term used for the end of the school year.

• It refers to the late arrival of students to school after the regular dismissal time.

• It signifies the start of the school day.

Discuss the character development in the story.

• Character development in the story involves the protagonist evolving from a naive and insecure individual to a confident and self-assured leader.

• The character development in the story only involves physical changes.

• The character development in the story is non-existent.

• The character development in the story is too complex to understand.

What is the author's writing style in 'Early Dismissal'?

• Boring and uninteresting

• Descriptive and engaging

• Simple and straightforward

• Verbose and confusing

How does the story address the concept of societal expectations?

• Portraying characters' struggles to conform to or break free from societal norms and pressures.

• By portraying characters who are indifferent to societal pressures

• By focusing only on individual desires without any regard for societal norms

• By completely ignoring societal expectations

What is the resolution of the story?

• The resolution is the setting of the story

• The resolution is the main conflict of the story

• The resolution is the outcome or conclusion of the plot.

• The resolution is the beginning of the story