Exploring the Novel Flipped

Who are the two main characters in the novel Flipped?

• Juli Baker and Bryce Loski

• Juli Loski and Bryce Baker

• Juli Baker and Ryan Smith

• Bryce Johnson and Juli Thompson

Describe the character of Juli Baker. What are her key traits?

• Juli Baker is selfish, cynical, and detached.

• Juli Baker is indifferent, pessimistic, and uncreative.

• Juli Baker is determined, passionate, optimistic, creative, emotionally intelligent, and loyal.

• Juli Baker is aggressive, untrustworthy, and dull.

How does Bryce Loski's character change throughout the story?

• Bryce Loski's character changes from insecure and self-centered to confident and empathetic.

• Bryce Loski remains the same throughout the story.

• Bryce becomes more selfish and withdrawn.

• Bryce's character is not explored in the story.

What is the main conflict in the plot of Flipped?

• The main conflict is about Juli's struggle to fit in with her peers.

• The main conflict revolves around a school competition that both Juli and Bryce want to win.

• The main conflict is a family feud between Juli's and Bryce's parents.

• The main conflict is the evolving relationship and differing feelings between Juli and Bryce.

Summarize the events that lead to the climax of the story.

• The protagonist's escalating challenges and conflicts lead to a pivotal confrontation.

• The protagonist finds a hidden treasure that changes everything.

• A side character reveals a secret that alters the course of events.

• The story ends with a peaceful resolution without any conflict.

What is the significance of the tree in Juli's backyard?

• The tree is a symbol of Juli's dislike for nature.

• The tree represents Juli's fear of growing up.

• The tree signifies Juli's connection to her childhood and personal growth.

• The tree signifies Juli's desire to move away from her hometown.

Where does the story of Flipped take place? Describe the setting.

• In a rural village in Canada.

• In a bustling city in Europe.

• The story of 'Flipped' takes place in a suburban neighborhood in the United States.

• On a tropical island in the Caribbean.

How does the setting influence the characters' actions?

• The setting influences characters' actions by shaping their motivations, opportunities, and constraints.

• The setting has no impact on characters' decisions.

• Characters act independently of their surroundings.

• The setting only affects the plot, not the characters.

From whose point of view is the story told?

• The author's perspective.

• The historical context.

• The character's or narrator's point of view.

• The reader's interpretation.

How does the point of view affect the reader's understanding of the characters?

• The point of view has no impact on character understanding.

• Readers can only understand characters through dialogue.

• Point of view only affects the plot, not the characters.

• The point of view significantly influences the reader's understanding of characters by determining the level of insight into their thoughts and emotions.