The Chocolate War chapters 15-22

Discuss the character development of Jerry in chapters 15-22.

• Jerry experiences a transformation from passivity to assertiveness, demonstrating increased self-awareness and courage.

• Jerry's character development is inconsistent and lacks depth.

• Jerry remains stagnant and unchanged throughout the chapters.

• Jerry becomes more passive and less self-aware as the story progresses.

How is the conflict between Jerry and the Vigils resolved in these chapters?

• Jerry decides to ignore the conflict and focus on his studies

• Jerry joins the Vigils and becomes their leader

• The Vigils apologize to Jerry and make amends for their actions

• Jerry refuses to participate in the Vigils' assignments and stands up against their manipulation, leading to a confrontation where he is physically attacked but gains respect for his courage and integrity.

Analyze the symbolism of the chocolates in chapters 15-22.

• The chocolates symbolize sadness and grief.

• The chocolates symbolize temptation and desire.

• The chocolates symbolize anger and frustration.

• The chocolates symbolize happiness and joy.

Summarize the plot events that occur in chapters 15-22.

• The main character dies in a car accident.

• The correct answer would depend on the specific events in the chapters of the particular book being referenced.

• A new character is introduced who becomes the protagonist.

• The setting changes to a different country.

Explore the theme of power and control in chapters 15-22.

• The theme of power and control is explored through romantic relationships.

• The theme of power and control is explored through the appreciation of nature.

• The theme of power and control is explored through the manipulation of characters by authority figures, the struggle for dominance among factions, and the impact of power dynamics on individuals and society.

• The theme of power and control is explored through the use of technology.

Describe the character development of Archie in chapters 15-22.

• Archie loses all sense of morality and becomes reckless.

• Archie remains stagnant and unchanged throughout the chapters.

• Archie shows increased maturity, empathy, and self-awareness through his actions and decisions in chapters 15-22.

• Archie becomes a villain and betrays his friends.

How does the conflict between Brother Leon and the students escalate in these chapters?

• Brother Leon decides to step down from his position, leading to a peaceful resolution.

• Brother Leon becomes more lenient and understanding, while the students become more obedient.

• Brother Leon becomes more demanding and manipulative, while the students resist and rebel against his authority.

• The conflict between Brother Leon and the students remains stagnant with no escalation.

Interpret the symbolism of the black box in chapters 15-22.

• The black box represents the community's love for darkness.

• The black box signifies the unity and strength of the community.

• The black box is a symbol of hope and renewal.

• The black box symbolizes the dark secrets and hidden truths within the community.

Summarize the key plot points related to the school assembly in chapters 15-22.

• The school assembly was canceled due to bad weather.

• The JSON answer should summarize the key plot points related to the school assembly in chapters 15-22.

• The school assembly featured a surprise visit from a famous author.

• The school assembly was about a bake sale fundraiser.

Discuss the theme of rebellion in chapters 15-22.

• The theme of rebellion is portrayed through characters' actions against societal norms and authority figures.

• Rebellion is not a significant theme in the chapters 15-22.

• The theme of rebellion is shown through characters' obedience to societal norms and authority figures.

• Chapters 15-22 focus on the theme of conformity rather than rebellion.