All-American Boys

On page 160, Rashad's friends are frustrated that they can't do anything because ____.

• of the court order

• of Coach Carney

• of the school rules

• of Pastor Jerome

What is important about the students in class saying Rashad's name aloud? (pages 134-135)

• No one knew the boy who stole from Jerry's store last Friday.

• Saying his name gives Rashad an identity, not just "the student."

• Rashad is not very well-known at their high school until now.

• The students do not like Ms. Webber and try to get her in trouble.

Quinn is frustrated because _____ (pages 139-140)

• the coach will not let them out early from practice.

• Jill is waiting for him outside the gym.

• he cannot stop thinking about racism.

• he may be cut from the team.

Which two authors co-wrote All-American Boys?

• Damian Johnson and Steven Stone

• Rashad Butler and Quinn Simms

• Brendan Kiely and Jason Reynolds

• Marcus Jackson and David Jacobson

What is the main theme of 'All-American Boys'?

• Racial injustice and police brutality

• Friendship and loyalty

• Love and betrayal

• Economic inequality

Who are the two main characters in 'All-American Boys'?

• Rashad and Quinn

• Jason and Brendan

• Marcus and David

• Rashad and Steven

What event triggers the main conflict in 'All-American Boys'?

• A school fight

• A police officer's violent act

• A basketball game

• A protest march

Which literary device is prominently used in 'All-American Boys' to tell the story?

• First-person narration

• Flashbacks

• Multiple perspectives

• Stream of consciousness

What role does art play in Rashad's life in 'All-American Boys'?

• It is his career aspiration

• It is a hobby

• It is a form of expression and coping

• It is a family tradition

How does Quinn's perspective on racism change throughout 'All-American Boys'?

• He becomes more aware and active against it

• He remains indifferent

• He becomes more confused

• He rejects the idea of racism