Out of My Mind Chapters

Draw a conclusion about how Melody's classmates' perceptions of her change throughout these chapters.

• They become more accepting and understanding.

• Their perceptions do not change; they continue to see her as different.

• They become more hostile and exclusionary.

• Classmates' perceptions are not mentioned in these chapters.

What is Melody's "tornado explosion" in Chapter 3 caused by?

• Her mom not wanting to buy the blocks.

• Melody's inability to tell Mom that blocks are dangerous.

• Melody wanting the attention of everyone at the store.

• Melody trying to embarrass her Dad at the grocery store.

What did Melody mean on page 64 when she said, "The colors had vanished."

• The tv broke

• The crayons were lost

• She was sad

• She lost her art project

Why was Mrs. V good for Melody?

• She wouldn't let her get hurt at all.

• She gave her good food.

• She watched her so her mom could have extra time to herself.

• She pushed her to learn and grow.

What is the main theme explored in the chapters of 'Out of My Mind'?

• A) Overcoming obstacles

• B) The importance of friendship

• C) The power of silence

• D) The value of education

How does Melody communicate her thoughts in the book?

• A) Through sign language

• B) By writing notes

• C) Using a communication device

• D) By speaking

What role does Mrs. V play in Melody's life according to the chapters?

• A) A strict disciplinarian

• B) A supportive mentor

• C) A distant relative

• D) A school teacher

In the chapters, what is Melody's biggest challenge at school?

• A) Making friends

• B) Understanding math

• C) Communicating her thoughts

• D) Participating in sports

What literary device is frequently used in 'Out of My Mind' to express Melody's inner thoughts?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) First-person narration

• D) Dialogue

What does Melody's 'tornado explosion' symbolize in the story?

• A) Her frustration and helplessness

• B) Her excitement

• C) Her happiness

• D) Her confusion