Alabama Moon

Discuss the relationship between the protagonist and a key supporting character in the first 16 chapters of Alabama Moon.

• The protagonist, Moon Blake, forms a close and supportive relationship with a key supporting character named Mr. Wellington.

• The protagonist, Moon Blake, has a hostile relationship with Mr. Wellington

• The protagonist, Moon Blake, is related to Mr. Wellington

• The protagonist, Moon Blake, is indifferent towards Mr. Wellington

Explain how the setting impacts the events in chapters 11-15 of Alabama Moon.

• The setting of a bustling city in Alabama leads to characters feeling overwhelmed and lost in the urban environment.

• The setting of a futuristic space station in Alabama results in characters using advanced technology to solve problems instead of relying on survival skills.

• The setting of a tropical island in Alabama causes characters to focus on enjoying the beach rather than dealing with conflicts.

• The setting of the rural wilderness in Alabama creates a sense of isolation and survival, influencing characters' actions and decisions.

Identify a major external conflict in Alabama Moon and analyze its significance.

• The major external conflict in Alabama Moon is between Moon and society.

• The major external conflict in Alabama Moon is between Moon and animals.

• The major external conflict in Alabama Moon is between Moon and technology.

• The major external conflict in Alabama Moon is between Moon and nature.

Describe the growth or change in the protagonist's character from the beginning to chapter 16 in Alabama Moon.

• Moon Blake grows from a sheltered and isolated boy to someone who learns to trust, adapt, and understand the world around him.

• Moon Blake becomes more isolated and distrustful

• Moon Blake remains unchanged throughout the story

• Moon Blake loses his survival skills and becomes dependent on others

Analyze the impact of a major decision made by the protagonist in Alabama Moon.

• The protagonist's decision to become a professional athlete

• The protagonist's decision to escape from the juvenile detention center and live in the wilderness had a profound impact on his life, shaping his character and leading to various challenges and adventures.

• The protagonist's decision to join the military

• The protagonist's decision to move to New York City

Identify a recurring motif in Alabama Moon and explain its significance.

• Survival and resilience

• Friendship and camaraderie

• Exploration and adventure

• Family and love

Describe the tone of the story in chapters 1-16 of Alabama Moon.

• Melancholic

• Adventurous, resilient, introspective

• Humorous

• Suspenseful

Discuss the significance of the title 'Alabama Moon' in relation to the story.

• The title 'Alabama Moon' symbolizes Moon's connection to nature and his journey of self-discovery in Alabama.

• The title 'Alabama Moon' represents Moon's passion for cooking

• The title 'Alabama Moon' signifies Moon's obsession with werewolves

• The title 'Alabama Moon' refers to Moon's love for astronomy

Analyze the internal conflict faced by the protagonist in Alabama Moon.

• Struggle between past and future

• Conflict between truth and lies

• Struggle between independence and human connection

• Battle between good and evil

Discuss the relationship between the protagonist and a key supporting character in the first 16 chapters of Alabama Moon.

• The protagonist, Moon Blake, forms a close and supportive relationship with a key supporting character named Mr. Wellington.

• The protagonist, Moon Blake, has a hostile relationship with Mr. Wellington

• The protagonist, Moon Blake, is related to Mr. Wellington

• The protagonist, Moon Blake, is indifferent towards Mr. Wellington