Sociology- The Wave

What was the main subject being studied that led to the frightening classroom experience?

• The Industrial Revolution

• Nazi Germany

• The French Revolution

• The American Civil War

What was the name of the experiment that the teacher conducted?

• The Tide

• The Movement

• The Storm

• The Wave

What were the three rules introduced for the experiment?

• Pencils and note paper for note-taking, stand when asking or answering a question, start answers with 'Mr. Ross'

• No talking in class, raise hand before speaking, address the teacher as 'Sir'

• Complete silence, no note-taking, answers must be in complete sentences

• Homework must be submitted on time, no speaking without permission, maintain eye contact with the teacher

What was the motto of the Wave?

• Strength through Unity

• Power through Action

• Strength through Discipline, Strength through Community

• Unity through Obedience

What did the teacher claim was the purpose of the Wave?

• To demonstrate how fascism could take root in society

• To prepare students for military service

• To improve physical fitness

• To ensure classroom discipline

What did the students realize about the Wave at the rally?

• It was a dangerous form of control

• It was a real national movement

• It was just a game

• It was a social experiment with no real leader

What historical figure did the teacher use to compare the students' behavior to?

• Churchill

• Mussolini

• Stalin

• Hitler

How does the "Wave" show the idea of Group think?

How does the movie "The Wave" display conformity? use examples from the film to support your answer.

Which theories of deviance are present in "The Wave"? use examples from the film to support your answer.