Understanding Al Capone's Motivations

What motivates Moose to continue helping his sister Natalie despite the challenges they face in Chapter 34?

• He wants to impress his parents.

• He genuinely cares for her and wants her to succeed.

• He is afraid of getting in trouble.

• He is forced by his parents.

In Chapter 34, what action does Moose take to try and help Natalie get into the Esther P. Marinoff School?

• He writes a letter to the school.

• He talks to the warden.

• He asks Al Capone for help.

• He organizes a protest.

Analyze the conflict Moose faces in Chapter 34 when deciding whether to involve Al Capone in his sister's situation.

• Moose is worried about breaking the law.

• Moose is unsure if Capone will actually help.

• Moose fears his parents' reaction.

• Moose is concerned about his own safety.

The setting of Chapter 34 is described as taking place mostly (a)  

• At the school.
• On Alcatraz Island.
• In San Francisco.
• At Moose's home.

Summarize the key event that occurs at the end of Chapter 34.

• Moose receives a letter from the school.

• Moose decides to give up on helping Natalie.

• Moose successfully contacts Al Capone.

• Moose's parents find out about his plan.

What is Piper's motivation for helping Moose in Chapter 35?

• She wants to befriend Natalie.

• She is interested in Moose.

• She wants to gain favor with the warden.

• She is bored and looking for excitement.

In Chapter 35, what action does Piper take to assist Moose?

• She writes a letter to the warden.

• She distracts the guards.

• She delivers a message to Al Capone.

• She helps Moose with his chores.

Analyze the conflict between Moose and Piper in Chapter 35. What is the main issue they face?

• They disagree on how to approach Al Capone.

• They argue about who should take credit for the plan.

• They have different opinions on how to help Natalie.

• They are worried about getting caught.

Explain the setting of Chapter 35. How does it influence the characters' actions?

• The school setting makes them cautious.

• The island setting limits their options.

• The city setting provides many opportunities.

• The home setting makes them feel safe.

Summarize the key event that occurs at the end of Chapter 35.

• Piper gets caught by the guards.

• Moose and Piper successfully deliver the message.

• Moose decides to abandon the plan.

• Natalie gets accepted into the school.