Quiz on 'You Are the Electric Boogaloo' and 'Just Be Yourself!'

What activity does the author focus on in 'You Are the Electric Boogaloo'?

• Singing

• Break dancing

• Writing

• Painting

Why did the author join so many clubs when she was a teenager in 'Just Be Yourself!'?

• To avoid homework

• To find herself

• To make friends

• To impress teachers

What does the author tell her teen self is happening as a result of all the time she is spending trying to find herself?

• She is making better choices

• She is gaining confidence

• She is slowly losing herself

• She is becoming more popular

What does the word 'immense' mean in the context of the letters?

• Small

• Huge

• Average

• Unimportant

What is the main theme of 'Just Be Yourself!'?

• Finding a single talent

• Exploring oneself

• Becoming famous

• Joining clubs

What does the author suggest about failure in 'You Are the Electric Boogaloo'?

• It leads to success

• It should be avoided at all costs

• It is a part of life

• It is embarrassing

In the story "You are the electric boogaloo" What does the author mean by 'majestic' in the context of the letters?

• Impressive

• Boring

• Ordinary

• Simple

What advice does the author give about being oneself in "Just be yourself"?

• Try to fit in

• Always be yourself

• Follow trends

• Imitate others

What is the significance of the phrase 'on your own terms' in the letter "Just be yourself"?

• Ignoring your feelings

• Doing things your way

• Accepting defeat

• Following others' advice

According to the narrator in "You're the electric boogaloo", how do friendships from teenage years develop?

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• • A) Through shared victories and achievements

• • B) Through shared experiences, especially failures and humor

• • C) Through competition and rivalry

• • D) Through social media interactions