The Unteachables Chapters 10-14

What is the main conflict in chapters 10-14 of The Unteachables?

• Mr. Kermit quitting his job voluntarily

• Students organizing a school-wide protest

• Students trying to save Mr. Kermit from being fired

• A new teacher joining the school

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Who is the protagonist in these chapters?

• The protagonist is Harry Potter.

• The protagonist is Frodo Baggins.

• The protagonist is Ron Weasley.

• The protagonist is Hermione Granger.

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What is the setting of the story in chapters 10-14?

• The setting of the story in chapters 10-14 is a spaceship traveling through space.

• The setting of the story in chapters 10-14 is a deserted island in the fall.

• The setting of the story in chapters 10-14 is a bustling city during the winter.

• The setting of the story in chapters 10-14 is a small village in the countryside during the summer.

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What lesson do the characters learn in chapter 12?

• Teamwork and communication

• Patience and perseverance

• Conflict resolution

• Individualism and independence

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Who is the antagonist in chapters 10-14?

• The antagonist in chapters 10-14 is revealed to be character X, who consistently works against the protagonist and causes obstacles in their journey.

• Character Y is the antagonist in chapters 10-14

• The protagonist becomes the antagonist in chapters 10-14

• The antagonist in chapters 10-14 is a friendly character

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What is the climax of the story in these chapters?

• The climax is when the main character goes grocery shopping

• The climax is when the main character wakes up from a dream

• The climax is when the main character confronts the antagonist and makes a life-changing decision.

• The climax is when the main character takes a nap

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How does the main character change from chapter 10 to chapter 14?

• The main character becomes less determined

• The main character transitions from a state of uncertainty to one of confidence and decisiveness.

• The main character remains stagnant throughout the chapters

• The main character becomes more introverted

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What is the theme of chapters 10-14?

• Love and friendship

• Perseverance and overcoming challenges

• Exploration and discovery

• Betrayal and revenge

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What is the significance of the title 'The Unteachables' in these chapters?

• The title 'The Unteachables' refers to the teachers in the story, not the students

• The title 'The Unteachables' implies the students are unable to learn anything at all

• The title 'The Unteachables' initially suggests the students are unteachable, but they prove otherwise.

• The title 'The Unteachables' suggests the students are actually geniuses

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How does the story in chapters 10-14 resolve?

• The main character forgets about the treasure entirely

• The main character dies tragically

• The main character finds the lost treasure and returns it to its rightful owner.

• The lost treasure is revealed to be a hoax

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