Restart Study Guide

How does Chase change throughout the story?

• He becomes more thoughtful.

• He tries less in school.

• He becomes more prideful.

• He becomes more unfeeling.

Which of the following statements best describes the relationship between Chase and Shoshanna?

• They become best friends shortly after Joel comes back to school.

• They become good friends after much guardedness on Shoshanna's part.

• They help each other but can't stand one another.

• They make every effort to stay out of one another's way.

Why didn't Chase tell Dr. Fitzwallace the truth about the One Man Band incident?

• He didn’t want to get into more trouble.

• He didn’t want to get sent to Juvenile detention.

• He didn’t want to get expelled.

• He didn’t want Aaron and Bear to get sent to juvie.

Which set of adjectives would best describe Chase by the end of the story?

• rash, spiteful, delinquent

• friendly, playful, dramatic

• grateful, considerate, reflective

• whiz, humorous, honest

Match the character with the description.

• Kimberly

• talented pianist

• Mr. Solway

• A promising YouTuber

• Joel Weber

• tells Chase he has a chance ot have a restart

• Brendan

• won a medal of honor in the Korean War

• Mr. Fitzwallace

• joins the video club because of Chase

Match the character with the description.

• Brendan

• takes the assited living residents' snacks and eats them

• Aaron and Bear

• wants Chase to get a second medical opinion

• Shoshanna

• rides a bicycle through a carwash

• Mr. Ambrose

• nicknamed Champ

• Chase

• dumps frozen yogurt on Chase's head

My reprieve is short-lived. The soap is next, pelting down on me like wet snow.

• danger

• sensitivity

• celebration

• respite

I feel a little resentful when I picture Aaron and Bear feasting on pizza that I’m essentially paying for. (p. 79)

• delighted

• disapproving

• ravenous

• shallow

The medal clutched tightly in my palm, I climb down gingerly, careful to keep both hands and feet on the roof at all times. (p.205)

• hesitantly

• breathlessly

• daringly

• poorly

“No, I’m not going to take a seat,” Mr. Solway replies belligerently. (p.236)

• gloomily

• contentiously

• agreeably

• playfully