Flipped by Wendelin Van Draanen

In 'Flipped', how does the relationship between Juli and her father contribute to the story's themes?

• It highlights the importance of family support in overcoming personal challenges.

• It serves as a subplot that distracts from the main storyline.

• It symbolizes the generational gap in understanding love and relationships.

• It demonstrates the conflict between personal desires and family expectations.

How does Bryce's relationship with his father influence his actions towards Juli in 'Flipped'?

• It encourages Bryce to stand up for what he believes is right.

• It leads Bryce to question his own feelings and actions towards Juli.

• It has little to no influence on Bryce's actions towards Juli.

• It pressures Bryce into disliking Juli even more.

Explain the symbolism behind the painting of the tree in 'Flipped'.

• The painting of the tree symbolizes love, happiness, and success in 'Flipped'.

• The painting of the tree symbolizes growth, change, and the passage of time in 'Flipped'.

• The painting of the tree symbolizes fear, destruction, and chaos in 'Flipped'.

• The painting of the tree symbolizes sadness, failure, and stagnation in 'Flipped'.

How is the concept of 'flipping' between the characters used as a symbol throughout the book?

• The concept of 'flipping' symbolizes stability, consistency, and predictability.

• The concept of 'flipping' symbolizes change and transformation.

• The concept of 'flipping' symbolizes chaos, disorder, and randomness.

• The concept of 'flipping' symbolizes how the chickens are given to Juli in her classroom.

In 'Flipped', what does the sycamore tree represent for Juli?

• A) A place of escape and reflection

• B) A symbol of her friendship with Bryce

• C) A reminder of her family's struggles

• D) A representation of her academic ambitions

How does the dual narrative structure in 'Flipped' enhance the reader's understanding of the characters?

• A) It provides a one-sided view of events

• B) It allows insight into both characters' thoughts and feelings

• C) It confuses the reader with too many perspectives

• D) It focuses solely on Bryce's perspective

What role does the theme of perception versus reality play in 'Flipped'?

• A) It shows how characters' perceptions are always accurate

• B) It highlights the difference between how things appear and what they truly are

• C) It is not a significant theme in the book

• D) It only affects the adult characters

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Flipped' to show the growth of the main characters?

• A) Flashback

• B) Foreshadowing

• C) Symbolism

• D) Irony

In 'Flipped', how does Juli's relationship with her backyard chickens reflect her personality?

• A) It shows her indifference to responsibility

• B) It highlights her nurturing and caring nature

• C) It demonstrates her dislike for animals

• D) It reveals her competitive spirit

What is the significance of the title 'Flipped' in the context of the story?

• A) It refers to the physical act of flipping objects

• B) It symbolizes the change in perspectives and feelings

• C) It is a reference to a specific event in the book

• D) It has no particular significance