Crossover

How does the author use the setting of the basketball court to develop the plot?

• By showing the characters' skills and growth

• By focusing on their academic achievements

• By highlighting their social interactions

• By ignoring it

What theme is explored through the relationship between Josh and his father?

• Betrayal

• Love and mentorship

• Jealousy

• Independence

What does the phrase "crossover" symbolize in the book?

• A basketball move

• Transition and change

• A bridge

• A competition

What does the author aim to convey through the use of basketball terminology in the narrative?

• To confuse the reader

• To create a sense of authenticity

• To make the story longer

• To add humor

How does the author use the setting of the school to develop the characters?

• By showing their academic struggles

• By highlighting their social interactions

• By focusing on their sports achievements

• By ignoring it

How does the author use the character of Josh to explore the theme of identity?

• By showing his struggles with his appearance

• By showing his academic achievements

• By showing his relationship with his friends

• By showing his passion for basketball

This is the name of the last novel we read in class.

• The Crossover

• The Legend of Chuck "Da Man" Bell

• The Life of Josh and JB

• Basketball Twins

What does the term 'crossover' mean in the context of literature?

• A) A genre blending different styles

• B) A character's internal conflict

• C) A plot twist

• D) A narrative flashback

In a literary analysis, how might 'crossover' be used to describe a character's journey?

• A) A change in setting

• B) A transformation or transition

• C) A new friendship

• D) A conflict resolution

Which of the following best describes a 'crossover' in a narrative structure?

• A) A subplot

• B) A shift in perspective

• C) A merging of storylines

• D) A character's monologue