Protagonist's Experiences in 'Booked'

Mrs. Bakora introduces 'Booked' by Kwame Alexander, a novel in verse about a boy who loves soccer. The story explores his family dynamics, school life, and his struggle with words due to his father's obsession with linguistics. The narrative includes gameplay descriptions, family interactions, and school experiences, highlighting literary devices like malapropism. The session concludes with a preview of the next reading.

What is unique about the novel 'Booked' by Kwame Alexander?

• It is written in prose.

• It is a graphic novel.

• It is a novel in verse.

• It is a historical fiction.

What sport does the protagonist love?

• Basketball

• Tennis

• Soccer

• Baseball

What does the protagonist's mother insist he does in the morning?

• Play video games

• Go for a run

• Read his father's dictionary

• Cook breakfast

Why is the protagonist frustrated with his father?

• His father is always traveling.

• His father is a musician.

• His father is obsessed with words.

• His father is a detective.

What activity does the protagonist's mother excel at?

• Playing soccer

• Training horses

• Cooking

• Painting

What does the protagonist often do during English class?

• Pay full attention

• Daydream

• Take notes

• Read ahead

What literary device does the protagonist learn about in class?

• Malapropism

• Simile

• Alliteration

• Metaphor

Why can't the protagonist play soccer with Kobe?

• He has to do chores.

• He has a special class.

• He is grounded.

• He is injured.