The Wave

How does Amy's involvement in the Wave affect her relationship with Laurie?

• They work together better which strengthens their friendship.

• It causes tension and disagreement.

• It leads to Amy distancing herself from Laurie.

• It has no significant impact on their relationship.

Amy: "Come on, Laurie, the only reason you're against the Wave is because it means you're not a ... anymore."

Who said: "Laurie is a threat. She must be stopped."

• Robert

• Brian

• Ben Ross

• David

Who said the following? "Ross really has these kids brainwashed."

• Principal Owens

• A parent

• A teacher

• A student

Ross to Christy: " I have to push them until they get the point. I might be teaching these kids the most important ... of their lives!"

What word was painted in red letters on Laurie's locker door?

What does David accuse Laurie of during their argument in Ch.15?

• Betraying their friendship.

• Not understanding the importance of discipline.

• Trying to sabotage the experiment.

What has Ben realized about the Wave and about himself in Ch.15? Which answer is not correct?

• He enjoyed the moments of power.

• The Wave had to end.

• The Wave is a failure.

• He is confident he can end the Wave so that students learn something.

David experiences many feelings and realizations in Ch.15? But which answer is not correct?

• He feels frustrated and angry.

• He is confident that they can stop the Wave.

• He feels dumb.

• He feels like an outcast.

Ben Ross claimed that teachers all across the country have started this Youth Movement to achieve a better society. He said that there was a national ... of the Wave .