Restart Discussion Questions Chapter 14-16

Chase suspects Aaron and Bear of stealing Mr. Solway's Medal of Honor. Do you think his suspicions are justified?

• Yes, because they have a history of stealing.

• No, because they have an alibi.

• Yes, because they were seen near the scene.

• No, because they are trustworthy.

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How does Chase's growing friendship with Shoshanna affect his relationships with his old friends like Bear and Aaron? What conflicts does this create for Chase?

• It strengthens his relationships with Bear and Aaron.

• It creates jealousy and tension with Bear and Aaron.

• It has no effect on his relationships with Bear and Aaron.

• It leads to Chase distancing himself from Bear and Aaron.

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When Chase gets medical clearance to play football again, he faces a difficult decision. What are the pros and cons of Chase returning to football?

• He can continue his passion but risks further injury.

• He will have no risks and can play safely.

• He will lose his passion but stay healthy.

• He will have no cons and only pros.

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Chase's memory of the "girl in the blue dress with the lace collar" impacts him significantly because:

• It reminds him of a traumatic event.

• It symbolizes a lost love.

• It triggers a sense of nostalgia.

• It represents a turning point in his life.

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Joel Weber's statement: "I've been victimized, but I don't have to let that define me as a victim" relates to Chase's situation in what way?

• Chase also refuses to let his past define him.

• Chase feels defined by his past experiences.

• Chase has never been victimized.

• Chase does not understand Joel Weber's statement.

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Chase chooses not to tell Dr. Fitzwallace the truth about the fire extinguisher incident. Do you agree or disagree with his decision? What are the consequences of his choice?

• Agree, it avoids immediate conflict.

• Disagree, it could lead to bigger problems later.

• Agree, it protects someone else.

• Disagree, honesty is always the best policy.

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What are the potential consequences for Chase if he decides to confront Aaron and Bear about the stolen Medal of Honor?

• He might regain their trust and friendship.

• He could face retaliation from them.

• They might confess and return the medal.

• He will be ignored by them.

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How does Chase's relationship with his family change after he regains his memory?

• It becomes stronger and more supportive.

• It remains the same as before.

• It becomes strained and distant.

• It leads to more conflicts and misunderstandings.

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What role does Chase's involvement in the video club play in his personal development?

• It helps him discover a new passion.

• It distracts him from his problems.

• It causes him to lose interest in football.

• It has no significant impact on him.

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How does Chase's new perspective on life influence his interactions with his peers?

• He becomes more empathetic and understanding.

• He remains indifferent to their feelings.

• He becomes more competitive and aggressive.

• He isolates himself from them.

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