Understanding Protagonist's Emotional Journey

The video is a part of the 'First Chapter Friday' series where the teacher introduces and reads from the book 'Legendborn' by Tracy Dion. The session includes a brief introduction to the book, followed by a reading of the prologue and part one. The teacher concludes with reminders about assignments and encourages students to engage with the material.

What is the main purpose of First Chapter Friday as introduced by the teacher?

• To encourage students to read more books.

• To discuss the author's biography.

• To test students' knowledge of the book.

• To provide a summary of the entire book.

In the prologue, what is the protagonist's main emotional response to her mother's death?

• Joy at being independent.

• Excitement about college.

• Anger towards the police officer.

• Confusion and disbelief.

What significant event occurs three months after the prologue?

• The protagonist attends a college party.

• The protagonist starts a new job.

• The protagonist meets a new friend.

• The protagonist moves to a new city.

What activity is taking place at the college party?

• A study group session.

• A cliff jumping event.

• A book club meeting.

• A dance competition.

How does the protagonist feel about the party?

• She is conflicted and reflective.

• She is indifferent and bored.

• She is angry and frustrated.

• She is excited and carefree.

What does the protagonist's friend Alice want to major in?

• Literature

• Sociology

• Engineering

• Biology

What internal struggle does the protagonist face at the party?

• Choosing between two friends.

• Finding a new hobby.

• Deciding whether to leave college.

• Balancing her grief and new experiences.

What does the protagonist reflect on during the party?

• Her academic achievements.

• Her mother's death and its impact.

• Her future career plans.

• Her relationship with her father.

What does the protagonist's father remind her of in his text message?

• To call him regularly.

• To visit home soon.

• To focus on her studies.

• To make her mother proud.

What is the final reminder given by the teacher at the end of the session?

• To read the next chapter.

• To submit sketch notes before midnight.

• To prepare for a class presentation.

• To complete a group project.