The Wave Experiment and Its Consequences

Lori struggles with the decision to publish an editorial about the Wave, a movement that has taken over her school. She confronts her friend Amy, who supports the Wave for its sense of equality. The publication of the Grapevine stirs controversy, leading to unease among students and faculty. Ben Ross, the teacher behind the Wave experiment, reflects on its unintended consequences. Meanwhile, David, a student, is torn between supporting the Wave and understanding Lori's concerns.

What was Lori's main intention before the paper was published?

• To warn Amy about the Wave

• To join the Wave

• To write a new story

• To leave the school

Why did Lori want to warn Amy about the Wave?

• She wanted Amy to write an article

• She hoped Amy would change her mind about the Wave

• She wanted Amy to lead the Wave

• She wanted Amy to join the Wave

What was Amy's initial reaction to Lori's editorial?

• She was supportive

• She was indifferent

• She was against it

• She was confused

What did Amy feel the Wave provided her?

• A sense of equality

• A sense of competition

• A sense of isolation

• A sense of superiority

How did Lori feel after Amy's reaction to the Wave?

• Indifferent

• Happy

• Angry

• Relieved

What was the school's reaction to the Grapevine's stories?

• They ignored it

• They were excited

• They were uneasy

• They were supportive

What did Ben Ross realize about the Wave experiment?

• It was a minor issue

• It was ignored by students

• It had unintended negative consequences

• It was a complete success

What was Ben Ross's concern about the football team?

• Their defeat by Clarkston

• Their lack of practice

• Their uniforms

• Their new coach

What did David believe about the Wave?

• It could unite everyone

• It was a temporary trend

• It was a miracle solution

• It was unnecessary

How did Robert feel about Lori's article?

• He was upset

• He was indifferent

• He agreed with it

• He was supportive