Linked by Gordon Korman

Who is the main protagonist in "Linked" by Gordon Korman?

• Michael

• Link

• Dana

• Chaz

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What significant event changes the school in "Linked"?

• A school play

• A science fair

• The discovery of a swastika painted in the school

• A basketball tournament

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What is the main theme of "Linked" by Gordon Korman?

• Time travel

• Friendship

• Racism and tolerance

• Space exploration

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Who is the main character in "Linked"?

• Michael

• Link

• Chaz

• Dana

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Who is the main protagonist (or hero) in "Linked" by Gordon Korman?

• Michael

• Link

• Dana

• Chaz

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Who is the main protagonist (main character) in "Linked" by Gordon Korman?

• Michael

• Link

• Dana

• Chaz

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For Naomi, what event demonstrates her feelings towards Zach at the beginning of the novel?

• stealing Cap's shoes

• launching a spitball at Cap

• putting a dead bird in Cap's locker

• nominating Cap for eighth grade president

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Analyze how Mason's view on friendship evolves by the end of the book.

• He values it less as he becomes more independent.

• He realizes its importance and works to mend broken relationships.

• He decides he is better off alone.

• He becomes suspicious of all his friends.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

How does Mason's relationship with his friend Leo change throughout the story?

• It becomes stronger as they face challenges together.

• It deteriorates due to a misunderstanding.

• It remains the same throughout the story.

• They become rivals.

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

Analyze how the character relationships in the story contribute to Mason's development.

• They isolate him, leading to a lack of growth.

• They challenge and support him, fostering significant personal development.

• They have no impact on his development.

• They encourage him to make more mistakes.

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking