Understanding Unplugged: A Quiz

What is the meaning of the word "unplugged" in the context of the book title "Unplugged" by Gordon Korman?

• Disconnected from electricity

• Disconnected from technology

• Disconnected from friends

• Disconnected from school

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In "Unplugged" by Gordon Korman, what is the main challenge faced by the characters when they arrive at the camp?

• Lack of food

• No access to technology

• Dangerous animals

• Harsh weather conditions

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CCSS.RI.9-10.9

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How does the narrator's point of view in "Unplugged" influence the description of the camp?

• The camp is described as a fun place.

• The camp is described as a challenging environment.

• The camp is described as a boring place.

• The camp is described as a luxurious resort.

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Quote a sentence from "Unplugged" that shows how a character feels about being disconnected from technology.

• "I can't believe we have to live without our phones!"

• "The camp is so peaceful without any gadgets."

• "I love being outdoors all the time."

• "The food here is amazing."

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Determine the theme of "Unplugged" by Gordon Korman based on the characters' experiences at the camp.

• The importance of friendship

• The value of technology

• The benefits of nature

• The challenges of survival

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Compare and contrast the characters Grace and Jett in "Unplugged." How do their attitudes towards the camp differ?

• Both love the camp, but Grace is more adventurous.

• Grace dislikes the camp, while Jett enjoys it.

• Jett dislikes the camp, while Grace enjoys it.

• Both dislike the camp, but Jett is more vocal about it.

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CCSS.RL.8.3

What is the effect of the narrator's perspective on the reader's understanding of the camp's rules in "Unplugged"?

• It makes the rules seem strict and unfair.

• It makes the rules seem necessary and helpful.

• It makes the rules seem confusing and unclear.

• It makes the rules seem fun and exciting.

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CCSS.RL.4.3

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CCSS.RL.6.6

Identify a cause/effect relationship in "Unplugged" that helps explain a character's behavior.

• Because the camp is fun, the characters are happy.

• Because there is no technology, the characters are frustrated.

• Because the food is good, the characters are satisfied.

• Because the weather is nice, the characters are relaxed.

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What inference can be made about the character Jett's growth throughout "Unplugged"?

• Jett becomes more dependent on technology.

• Jett learns to appreciate nature and friendships.

• Jett becomes more rebellious against the camp rules.

• Jett decides to leave the camp early.

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CCSS.RL.7.3

How do the interactions between the characters in "Unplugged" highlight the theme of teamwork?

• They often argue and disagree.

• They work together to solve problems.

• They ignore each other and work alone.

• They compete against each other.

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CCSS.RL.4.9

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