Understanding 'The Wave' Dynamics

Lori Saunders finds an anonymous story about The Wave, a movement at Gordon High. The story describes peer pressure and the growing influence of The Wave among students. As preparations for a Wave rally intensify, Mr. Ross notices the movement's impact on students, including Robert, who offers to be his bodyguard. The narrative highlights the social dynamics and challenges within the school as The Wave gains momentum.

What did Lori Saunders find in the publications office?

• A plain white envelope with a story

• A letter from the principal

• A new assignment

• A note from her friend

Why did the anonymous author not include their name in the story?

• They were not allowed to include their name

• They forgot to sign it

• They didn't want their friends to know they wrote it

• They were not proud of the story

What was the initial reaction of the juniors to 'The Wave'?

• Some were interested, others were unsure

• They were indifferent

• They were all excited to join

• They all rejected it

How did the senior try to convince the juniors to join 'The Wave'?

• By offering them rewards

• By ignoring them

• By threatening them

• By telling them how great it was

What did the junior question about 'The Wave'?

• The urgency of joining

• The rules of 'The Wave'

• The benefits of joining

• The leader of 'The Wave'

What did Principal Owens notice about the students?

• They were preparing for a 'Wave' rally

• They were protesting against 'The Wave'

• They were all skipping classes

• They were ignoring 'The Wave'

What activity were Brad and Eric involved in?

• Playing a sport

• Teaching a class

• Organizing a protest

• Handing out pamphlets about 'The Wave'

Why did Robert want to be Ben Ross's bodyguard?

• He wanted to be popular

• He wanted to impress his friends

• He was forced to do it

• He felt it was his duty as a 'Wave' member

What realization did Ben Ross have about 'The Wave'?

• It was losing popularity

• It had taken on a life of its own

• It was not important

• It was just a game