All American Boys pgs 186-225

______ irritate(s) Rashad when he is stuck in his hospital room.

• Clarissa his nurse
• His father
• The news on TV
• Texts on his phone

_____is unsure and worried about possible violence at the protest.

• Rashad's dad
• Rashad's mom
• Berry
• Jill

Tags

CCSS.RL.9-10.1

CCSS.RL.9-10.3

Mr. Fisher and Mrs. Tracey___________.

• cut the Butler's grass while Rashad is in the hospital.
• visit Rashad from the church and bring cookies.
• are supportive teachers at the school.
• coach Spoony in basketball.

Rashad debates about whether or not to join the protest. He knows he does NOT have to because _________.

• he may still be in the hospital anyway.
• the protest is more than about just him.
• the doctor has ordered him to go home.
• his mother forbids him to participate.

Paul Galluzzo tries to get Quinn to_______(choose two).

• "work on some footwork."
• "listen to my side of the story."
• "stop talking to my cousin."
• "hang out with me and Guzzo."

In English class, _________help(s) the students realize that society has not changed much.

• the novel the class is reading
• the news coverage the teacher shows
• a speech from Quinn
• an announcement over the loudspeaker

In English class, Quinn scribbles a note to Tooms, then the whole class _________.

• walks out to make a statement.
• takes turns reading the book aloud.
• demands that the teacher stop class.
• plans a party for Rashad's return.

The coach makes the team do a group chant, but they__________.

• walk out of the gym in defiance.
• are fighting among themselves.
• explain to the coach how they feel.
• are going to lose the game anyway.

English teacher Mrs. Tracey cries and says, "-----"

• We will have no racism in this class!

• I don't want to see this happen to any of my students.

• Galluzzo, be quiet!

• Who painted the graffitti?

Mrs. Tracey's English class is reading The Invisible Man, but _____.

• it's soooooo boring for the class.

• it's about attitudes that still exist today.

• none of the students understand it.

• it's not relevant at all to today.

Tags

CCSS.RI.9-10.6