The Wave (1-10)

What concerns does Mrs. Saunders express about The Wave?

• Mrs. Saunders is concerned that The Wave encourages conformity and undermines individuality.

• Mrs. Saunders is excited about the teamwork fostered by The Wave.

• Mrs. Saunders thinks The Wave helps students develop critical thinking skills.

• Mrs. Saunders believes The Wave promotes creativity and self-expression.

How does Laurie feel about her mother's worries regarding The Wave?

• Laurie feels frustrated and concerned about her mother's worries.

• Laurie feels happy about her mother's worries.

• Laurie is indifferent to her mother's concerns.

• Laurie agrees completely with her mother's worries.

What is Coach Schiller thankful for?

• More victories for the team

• Discipline among the players

• Better grades in math

• Increased school spirit

How does Laurie feel about The Wave initially?

• Fully supportive

• Completely against it

• Hesitant but curious

• Unaware of it

What does Mrs. Saunders compare The Wave to?

• a club

• a cult

• a game

• a trend

What concern does Mr. Ross have about continuing The Wave?

• It might not be popular

• It could go beyond his control

• Students might not participate

• It requires too much time

1. How does Mr. Ross justify continuing The Wave experiment to Principal Owens?

What do The Grapevine reporters want Laurie to do?

• They want Laurie to roll with a story on the movement.

• They want Laurie to interview Mr. Ross about his teaching methods.

• They want Laurie to write a negative story on The Wave.

• They want Laurie to focus on the football's team performance.

What's the name of Robert Billing's mother?

Who is your favourite character and why ? EXPLAIN in about 20 words.