Review of 'Schooled' by Gordon Korman

The video discusses 'Schooled' by Gordon Corman, a book about Capricorn Anderson, an eighth grader who has lived a sheltered life on a commune. After an accident, he is thrust into the real world and becomes the class president of a middle school, unaware that the position is meant for the school's biggest loser. The book is praised for its action-packed scenes, humor, and character development, though it is critiqued for its lack of realism and adult presence. The reviewer gives it a four out of five stars, recommending it for its fun and powerful messages.

Who is the main character in 'Schooled' by Gordon Corman?

• Hugh Winkleman

• Naomi Erlanger

• Zach Powers

• Capricorn Anderson

What is the main setting of 'Schooled'?

• A farm commune

• A mountain village

• A city

• A beach

What event causes Capricorn Anderson to leave his sheltered life?

• A family decision

• An accident

• A school project

• A friend's invitation

What is Cap's initial understanding of middle school?

• He has no idea

• He is scared

• He is excited

• He is well-prepared

Why is Cap elected as the eighth-grade class president?

• He is unaware of the social dynamics

• He volunteers

• He is the teacher's favorite

• He is popular

What is the significance of Cap's election as class president?

• It is a prank

• It shows his leadership skills

• It is a reward for good grades

• It highlights his popularity

How does Cap's presence affect his classmates?

• They become more rebellious

• They ignore him

• They start to change positively

• They become more competitive

What element does the author use to balance heavy themes in the book?

• Romance

• Mystery

• Drama

• Humor

How is the story of 'Schooled' told?

• Through a single perspective

• Through multiple points of view

• Through a diary format

• Through letters

What does the reviewer appreciate about the character development?

• Characters remain the same

• Characters regress

• Characters grow and change

• Characters are unrealistic