Ghost Chapter 5 Quiz

How does Ghost’s experience at the practice in Chapter 5 show his ability to apply advice from Coach?

• He ignores Coach’s advice and runs at his own pace.

• He tries to follow Coach’s instructions to improve his running form.

• He argues with Coach about the training methods.

• He leaves practice early without listening to Coach.

In Chapter 5, Ghost faces a challenge during practice. How does he respond to this challenge, and what does it reveal about his character?

• He gives up immediately, showing a lack of perseverance.

• He asks for help from his teammates, showing teamwork.

• He pushes through the difficulty, showing determination.

• He blames others for his struggles.

Based on the events in Chapter 5, how does Ghost’s relationship with his teammates begin to change?

• He becomes more isolated from the team.

• He starts to build trust and camaraderie with them.

• He gets into a fight with a teammate.

• He ignores his teammates completely.

How does Ghost’s reaction to Coach’s feedback during practice demonstrate his willingness to learn?

• He refuses to listen and does things his own way.

• He listens carefully and tries to apply the feedback.

• He walks away from Coach.

• He argues that he knows better than Coach.

What strategy does Ghost use to improve his running during practice in Chapter 5?

• He copies another runner’s style without thinking.

• He remembers Coach’s tips and focuses on his form.

• He runs as fast as possible without any plan.

• He skips practice to rest.

How does Ghost’s performance in practice affect his confidence by the end of Chapter 5?

• He feels more confident because he sees improvement.

• He feels less confident and wants to quit.

• He feels unchanged and indifferent.

• He feels angry at his teammates.

In Chapter 5, how does Ghost apply what he has learned from previous practices to his current training?

• He ignores past lessons and repeats the same mistakes.

• He uses previous feedback to adjust his running technique.

• He forgets everything and starts over.

• He relies only on natural talent.

How does Ghost’s interaction with Coach in Chapter 5 help him understand the importance of discipline?

• He realizes that discipline is unnecessary.

• He learns that following instructions leads to better results.

• He thinks discipline is only for other runners.

• He ignores the concept of discipline.

What does Ghost do differently in Chapter 5 that shows he is starting to take his training more seriously?

• He skips practice to hang out with friends.

• He pays attention to warm-ups and Coach’s advice.

• He jokes around during drills.

• He leaves practice early.

How does Ghost’s approach to overcoming obstacles during practice in Chapter 5 demonstrate growth?

• He avoids challenges and takes shortcuts.

• He faces obstacles head-on and tries to improve.

• He complains about the difficulty.

• He asks to be excused from practice.