Schooled by Gordon Korman - Chapter 1-3

What was Mrs. Donnelly supposed to assign Cap to?

• A foster home.

• A boarding school.

• A summer camp.

• A rehabilitation center.

What challenges does Cap face when interacting with the outside world?

• He struggles with social norms and expectations due to his unconventional upbringing.

• He finds it easy to make friends and socialize with others.

• He is always confident and never feels out of place.

• He has a deep understanding of societal rules and follows them closely.

Which word was NOT added to Rain's vocabulary list?

• Barometer

• Thermometer

• Hygrometer

• Anemometer

What is the importance of vocabulary in Rain's education?

• Vocabulary helps Rain and Cap communicate effectively and understand their surroundings.

• Vocabulary is only important for standardized tests.

• Vocabulary has no impact on communication skills.

• Vocabulary is only necessary for reading comprehension.

What themes are explored in the first three chapters of 'Schooled'?

• Themes of friendship, loyalty, and adventure.

• Themes of community, belonging, and the challenges of growing up.

• Themes of competition, success, and ambition.

• Themes of love, betrayal, and redemption.

What is the significance of the community in Cap's life?

• The community plays a crucial role in Cap's upbringing and identity.

• The community has no impact on Cap's life.

• The community only influences Cap's friends, not him.

• The community is a source of conflict for Cap.

Why was Cap being arrested at the beginning of the story?

• He was underage and driving a truck.

• He was caught stealing a car.

• He was involved in a fight at school.

• He was trespassing on private property.

What does the truck symbolize in the story?

• A connection to the community and a journey towards independence.

• A source of conflict between characters.

• A representation of wealth and status.

• A tool for transportation without deeper meaning.

How do the first three chapters set the stage for Cap's development?

• They introduce key characters and conflicts that shape Cap's growth throughout the story.

• They focus solely on Cap's family background without any character development.

• They provide a detailed history of the setting without mentioning Cap.

• They highlight Cap's weaknesses and failures without any context.

Who did the truck belong to according to Cap?

• The community.

• A local farmer.

• The school district.

• A family in the neighborhood.