Dear Martin Chapter 4

Ch 3:

What is Jared's reasoning for saying that "all men are created equal" in today's America?

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Ch 3: Why does Justyce leave class at the end of the chapter? Give at least 2 reasons.

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Ch 4: How does Justyce react to Manny agreeing with Jared that everyone is equal in America? Why does he feel this way?

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Where does the story take place?

• Raleigh

• New York

• Atlanta

• Charlotte

Who does Justyce try to prevent from driving under the influence?

• Manny

• Melo

• Castillo

• Shemar Carson

Why doesn’t Manny like Melo?

• They went to different schools

• Justyce was interested in someone else but was settling for Melo

• Melo didn’t think Justyce was “rich enough”

• Melo had cheated while dating Justyce

Who is Jared?

• A member of the debate club

• Manny’s good friend

• The class’s valedictorian

• SJ’s best friend

Which student believes that there is no longer any racial inequality in America?

• SJ

• Justyce

• Manny

• Jared

What types of conflict are present in this novel? Select all that apply.

• Man vs. Man

• Man vs. Technology

• Man vs. Self

• Man vs. Nature

• Man vs. Society

Ch 4: How do the actions and words of Jared and his friends reveal prejudice? Choose a piece of evidence and explain your reasoning.

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