Getting Even with Steven

In what major way does Steven’s view of his brother change after the first few chapters?

• Steven begins to appreciate all of the things that are special about Jeffrey.

• Steven stops making jokes around Jeffrey because he feels Jeffrey is too fragile.

• Steven dislikes his brother even more once Jeffrey starts receiving more attention.

• Steven sees his brother’s illness as a way to get attention from peers and teachers.

What is the main theme of 'Getting Even with Steven'?

• Revenge and forgiveness

• Love and friendship

• Adventure and discovery

• Mystery and suspense

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Getting Even with Steven'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Irony

• Alliteration

What is the relationship between the main characters in 'Getting Even with Steven'?

• Friends

• Siblings

• Colleagues

• Neighbors

In 'Getting Even with Steven', what motivates Steven's actions?

• Jealousy

• Fear

• Curiosity

• Boredom

Which character trait best describes Steven in 'Getting Even with Steven'?

• Generous

• Vindictive

• Timid

• Optimistic

What is the setting of 'Getting Even with Steven'?

• A small town

• A big city

• A rural village

• A coastal town

How does the author of 'Getting Even with Steven' develop tension in the story?

• Through dialogue

• Through setting

• Through character conflict

• Through flashbacks

What is the climax of 'Getting Even with Steven'?

• Steven apologizes

• Steven gets even

• Steven moves away

• Steven makes a new friend

Which point of view is 'Getting Even with Steven' written in?

• First person

• Second person

• Third person limited

• Third person omniscient