Julie and Bryce's Dinner Dilemma

Mrs. Morales introduces Chapter 12, where Julie grapples with her feelings about Bryce and her family's dinner with the Loskis. Tensions arise during the dinner, leading to a confrontation with Bryce. Julie reflects on her emotions and family dynamics, while also engaging in a discussion about perpetual motion machines. The chapter ends with Julie feeling empowered but uncertain about future events at school.

What event is being prepared for at the beginning of the chapter?

• A school event

• A dinner party

• A birthday party

• A wedding

Why does Julie feel conflicted about attending the dinner?

• She dislikes the food

• She has a newfound hatred for Bryce

• She is too busy with schoolwork

• She is not feeling well

What does Julie overhear Bryce and Garrett discussing?

• Her favorite book

• Her school grades

• Her uncle David

• Her family's financial situation

What scientific concept is discussed during the dinner?

• Quantum physics

• Perpetual motion machines

• Genetic engineering

• Space travel

How does Julie feel about Bryce during the dinner?

• She is indifferent

• She is in love

• She is angry

• She is amused

What does Julie realize about her family after the dinner?

• They are not close

• They are not proud of her

• They are not supportive

• They are very different from the Loskis

What suggestion does Mrs. Teevee make to Julie?

• To get a rooster

• To sell her chickens

• To move to a new house

• To start a garden

How does Julie feel after deciding about the chickens?

• Indifferent

• Sad

• Empowered

• Confused