Understanding 'Nothing But the Truth'

The video discusses 'Nothing But the Truth' by Avi, a book set in New Hampshire. It follows Philip Malloy, a ninth-grader who dislikes his English teacher. His conflict escalates when he protests by humming during the national anthem, claiming freedom of speech. This act gains national attention, turning a personal issue into a public debate. The book is praised for its unique format and engaging narrative.

Who is the author of 'Nothing But the Truth'?

• Suzanne Collins

• J.K. Rowling

• Stephen King

• Avi

In which state is the book 'Nothing But the Truth' set?

• Texas

• New York

• California

• New Hampshire

What is unique about the format of 'Nothing But the Truth'?

• It includes memos and scripts

• It is written entirely in poetry

• It is a graphic novel

• It is a choose-your-own-adventure

What genre does 'Nothing But the Truth' resemble despite being fiction?

• Mystery

• Nonfiction

• Fantasy

• Science Fiction

What is the book's length in terms of pages?

• 300 pages

• 150 pages

• 215 pages

• 200 pages

What grade is Philip Malloy in?

• Tenth

• Seventh

• Eighth

• Ninth

Why does Philip Malloy have a conflict with his English teacher?

• He dislikes her teaching style

• She is failing him

• She is too strict

• She gives too much homework

What activity does Philip's father expect him to excel in?

• Soccer

• Baseball

• Basketball

• Track

What is the name of Philip's English teacher?

• Ms. Narwin

• Ms. Smith

• Ms. Johnson

• Ms. Brown

What does Philip do during the national anthem that causes trouble?

• He remains silent

• He dances

• He hums

• He sings loudly