All American Boys Final Exam

"I began to draw features on the face of the man having his chest punched through. Starting with his mouth." - Rashad

What can you conclude from this passage?

• Rashad is a great artist

• Rashad wants his voice to be heard

• Rashad is befuddled about what to do next

• Rashad longs for peace in his life

What is the purpose of two side by side points of view in the final chapter?

• To convey the differences between Rashad and Quinn

• To convey Rashad and Quinn as equal voices

• First and second answer

• None of the above

When Quinn finds out the Galluzzo family is hosting a barbeque, it's a red flag to him. Why?

• The Galluzzo family never has "formal" planned get togethers

• The Galluzzo family never has people at their house

• The Galluzzo family doesn't have a lot of money to host a party

• All the above

The role call at the march is

• indifferent

• sympathetic

• nostalgic

• powerful

"On Friday nights there were always only two things on my mind: getting the hell out of the house and finding the party" - Quinn

What can you conclude about Quinn from this passage?

• Quinn only cares about parties

• Quinn likes to escape from his life at home

• Quinn is not a very serious person

• Quinn is a trouble maker

What statement best describes the point of view in All American Boys?

• The singular point of view gives a look at only Rashad's experiences

• The shifting point of view highlights the same experiences of two similar boys of different racial backgrounds

• The all-knowing point of view allows the reader to know the inner thoughts of every character

• The reader is invited to enter the story through a second person point of view

How does Mrs. Fitzgerald challenge Rashad?

• To fight for justice

• To confront the police force

• To not let his fear stop him from doing what is right

• To forget the past and live in the moment

What is the most accurate statement about All American Boys?

• It challenges blind obedience to authority

• It gives a voice to the injustice experienced by many of America's black youth

• It is an outcry for stricter laws and police presence in urban communities

• First and second answer

"You're not a criminal Rashad. I know that. I know every word you said was true. You didn't deserve this. You're not a criminal."

Who said this?

• Rashad's father

• Rashad's mother

• Spoony

• English

What does the Family Circle cartoon symbolize to Rashad?

• Security

• Innocence

• White Privilege

• All the above