Manny and Justice: Themes of Friendship and Identity

In Chapter 12 of 'Dear Martin', Justice notices Manny and Jared's absence and later learns about Manny's confrontation with Jared. Manny reflects on his experiences and realizes the impact of racial issues. Mr. Julian discusses the importance of preparation for racial challenges. Justice reflects on these conversations, pondering their implications.

What does Justice notice about Manny and Jared during lunch?

• They are arguing.

• They are playing basketball.

• They are both absent.

• They are sitting together.

What does Justice find when he returns to his room?

• A note from Jared.

• His room is empty.

• Manny waiting for him.

• A letter from Manny.

Why does Manny feel frustrated with his friends?

• They make offensive jokes.

• They are always late.

• They ignore him.

• They don't play basketball with him.

What decision does Manny make about basketball?

• To become a coach.

• To practice more.

• To join a new team.

• To quit playing.

How does Manny feel after Justice helps him see the truth?

• Grateful

• Confused

• Angry

• Indifferent

What does Mr. Julian discuss with Manny and Justice?

• His career achievements.

• His travel experiences.

• His favorite sports.

• His experiences with racism.

What does Justice reflect on after Mr. Julian's talk?

• His academic performance.

• His relationship with Manny.

• His motivations and experiences with racism.

• His future career.