TBGB - Chapters 17-19

How does Bradley feel about his classmates in chapter 17?

• Bradley feels excited and eager to interact with his classmates.

• Bradley feels indifferent and uninterested in his classmates.

• Bradley feels confused and frustrated about his classmates.

• Bradley feels happy and accepted by his classmates.

What significant event happens during lunch in chapter 18?

• A new character is introduced during lunch.

• A major conflict arises among the characters.

• The characters enjoy a peaceful meal together.

• A character reveals a secret about their past.

How does the relationship between Bradley and Jeff change in chapter 19?

• Bradley and Jeff become rivals and competitive.

• Bradley and Jeff's relationship becomes more supportive and understanding.

• Their relationship remains unchanged and distant.

• Bradley and Jeff argue and grow further apart.

What lesson does Bradley learn by the end of chapter 19?

• Bradley discovers the importance of competition.

• Bradley learns the value of friendship and trust.

• Bradley realizes that winning is everything.

• Bradley learns to be more independent.

How does the author portray Bradley's emotions in these chapters?

• The author depicts Bradley as completely indifferent to his situation.

• The author portrays Bradley's emotions as conflicted, showcasing confusion and frustration.

• The author illustrates Bradley's feelings as entirely negative and hostile.

• Bradley's emotions are described as overwhelmingly joyful and carefree.

What role does the school counselor play in chapter 18?

• The school counselor only deals with disciplinary issues.

• The school counselor is responsible for teaching all subjects.

• The school counselor acts as a supportive figure, helping students with personal and academic challenges.

• The school counselor primarily focuses on administrative tasks.

How do the other students react to Bradley's behavior in chapter 17?

• They ignore him completely.

• They cheer him on enthusiastically.

• They laugh at his actions mockingly.

• The other students react with confusion and concern.

How does the setting influence the events in these chapters?

• The setting is irrelevant to the plot progression.

• The setting only affects the dialogue between characters.

• The setting has no impact on character development.

• The setting influences events by shaping character motivations and conflicts.

What internal struggles does Bradley face in chapter 18?

• Bradley struggles with financial issues and job security.

• Bradley feels overwhelmed by academic pressure and competition.

• Bradley is dealing with family conflicts and peer pressure.

• Bradley faces feelings of inadequacy, fear of rejection, and self-doubt.

How does the author use dialogue to reveal character in chapters 17-19?

• Dialogue is used solely for plot advancement, not character development.

• The author uses dialogue to create suspense without revealing character traits.

• The characters speak in identical ways, making it hard to distinguish them.

• The author uses dialogue to reveal character by showcasing distinct speech patterns and emotional tones that reflect their backgrounds and relationships.