Nothing But The Truth

At the end of the novel, what happens to Miss Narwin?

• She is fired

• She moves to the neighboring school district

• Her side of the story is never told

• She goes to Florida to be with her sister and is going to think things through

What is the main theme of 'Nothing But The Truth'?

• The power of truth

• The impact of media

• The importance of education

• The role of family

Who is the protagonist in 'Nothing But The Truth'?

• Philip Malloy

• Miss Narwin

• Dr. Doane

• Allison Doresett

What is the setting of 'Nothing But The Truth'?

• A small town in New Hampshire

• A large city in California

• A rural area in Texas

• A suburban neighborhood in Florida

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Nothing But The Truth'?

• Metaphor

• Irony

• Simile

• Personification

What is Philip Malloy's main conflict in 'Nothing But The Truth'?

• His struggle with math

• His desire to sing the national anthem

• His conflict with Miss Narwin

• His relationship with his parents

How does the media influence the events in 'Nothing But The Truth'?

• By accurately reporting the facts

• By sensationalizing the story

• By ignoring the events

• By supporting Miss Narwin

What genre does 'Nothing But The Truth' belong to?

• Science fiction

• Historical fiction

• Realistic fiction

• Fantasy

What is the outcome of Philip's actions in 'Nothing But The Truth'?

• He becomes a hero

• He is expelled from school

• He learns a valuable lesson

• He moves to a new school

Which character in 'Nothing But The Truth' represents authority?

• Philip Malloy

• Miss Narwin

• Dr. Doane

• Coach Jamison