Bad Boy

Who was the author from "Bad Boy"

• Mike Myers

• Walt Disney

• Walter Dean Myers

• Walter Jones Myers

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A memoir is...

• A fiction narrative, or true story about an author's lifetime

• A nonfiction narrative, or true story about an author's lifetime

• A poem about about an author's experiences

• A story about an author's lifetime

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At what stage of life is Walter, the narrator, when the events of the selection from Bad Boy take place?

• grade schooler

• young adult

• a small child

• teenager

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In the selection from Bad Boy, what happens when Walter and his friends run into a group of girls exercising in the gym?

• The boys make fun of the girls for not being interested in basketball.

• The girls and boys dance together while Walter reads a poem aloud.

• The girls challenge the boys to do their exercises, but the boys cannot.

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How does the character of Walter develop throughout "Bad Boy"?

• He becomes less interested in reading and writing as the story progresses.

• He remains static, showing little to no growth or change.

• He grows from a troubled youth into a reflective and articulate adult.

• He becomes increasingly rebellious and disconnected from his family.

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How does Walter's interest in reading and writing contrast with his brother's interests in "Bad Boy"?

• Walter is interested in academic pursuits, while his brother is more interested in sports.

• Walter is passionate about history, while his brother prefers science fiction.

• Both Walter and his brother share a deep interest in reading and writing.

• Walter dislikes reading, whereas his brother is an avid reader.

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In "from Bad Boy", why does Myers carry his books home in a brown paper bag?

• He is afraid the kids will tease him.

• He doesn't like books.

• His parents won't allow him to check out books from the library.

• He wants everyone to guess what's in the bag.

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In "from Bad Boy", how does Myers turn his challenge into triumph?

• He keeps his passion for reading, writing poems, and dancing a secret.

• He tells his friends about his passion for reading, writing poems, and dancing.

• He decides not to read, write poems, or dance anymore.

• He decides to find a new hobby.

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In the selection from Bad Boy, why does Walter carry his books home from the library in a brown paper bag?

• He doesn't want them to get wet from the rain.

• He does not want the neighborhood boys to see that he likes reading.

• He is unable to afford his own books, so the librarians give him bags of library books to take home.

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With which of the following statements would the narrator of Bad Boy most likely agree?

• Boys should not be encouraged to play basketball or other sports.

• Reading is the most interesting and rewarding activity for boys.

• Boys should be allowed to pursue whatever interests them.

• All boys should play sports.

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