Notes from the Midnight Driver

What is a good theme of Notes from the Midnight Driver?

• Everyone deserves a second chance.

• Better late than never.

• It's always important in life to do your best.

Why do you think Alex decided to head to see Sol, instead of going to the dance?

• He didn't want to go to the dance anyway.

• He really wanted to see Laurie.

• He was afraid Sol might not live through the night.

What is the main conflict in 'Notes from the Midnight Driver'?

• A) Alex's struggle with his parents' divorce

• B) Alex's community service with Sol

• C) Alex's relationship with Laurie

• D) Alex's internal struggle with guilt

Which character in 'Notes from the Midnight Driver' serves as a mentor to Alex?

• A) Alex's mother

• B) Sol Lewis

• C) Laurie

• D) Judge Trent

What lesson does Alex learn from his community service in 'Notes from the Midnight Driver'?

• A) The importance of hard work

• B) The value of friendship and forgiveness

• C) The significance of academic success

• D) The necessity of following rules

How does Alex's relationship with Sol change throughout 'Notes from the Midnight Driver'?

• A) They become enemies

• B) They remain distant

• C) They develop a close friendship

• D) They become business partners

What role does music play in 'Notes from the Midnight Driver'?

• A) It is a source of conflict

• B) It is a form of therapy and connection

• C) It is a background element

• D) It is used for comedic relief

In 'Notes from the Midnight Driver', what does Alex initially think of his community service assignment?

• A) He is excited

• B) He is indifferent

• C) He is resentful

• D) He is eager to start

What is the significance of the title 'Notes from the Midnight Driver'?

• A) It refers to Alex's late-night driving lessons

• B) It symbolizes Alex's journey and reflections

• C) It is a metaphor for Alex's dreams

• D) It is a reference to a song in the book

Which literary device is frequently used in 'Notes from the Midnight Driver'?

• A) Foreshadowing

• B) Flashbacks

• C) Irony

• D) Metaphor