Chase's Memory and Relationships

Chase Ambrose wakes up in a hospital with no memory of his past, suffering from acute retrograde amnesia after falling off a roof. As he struggles to understand his identity, he learns about his family dynamics and past achievements. Despite the challenges, Chase begins to piece together his life, discovering both the good and bad aspects of his previous self. The story explores themes of identity, memory, and personal growth.

Who is the narrator of the book 'Restart'?

• Johnny

• Dr. Cooperman

• Mr. Ambrose

• Mrs. Rogers

What does Chase remember about his fall?

• A bright light

• A loud explosion

• The sound of a car

• The grass being far away

What condition does Chase suffer from after his fall?

• Amnesia

• Broken leg

• Hearing loss

• Vision impairment

Who is Johnny in relation to Chase?

• His father

• His brother

• His doctor

• His friend

What does Chase struggle to remember?

• His favorite food

• His own name

• His favorite sport

• His pet's name

What is Chase's father's reaction to his condition?

• Dismissive

• Overbearing

• Indifferent

• Supportive

What does Chase find in his room that surprises him?

• A new computer

• Trophies and clippings

• A pet dog

• A musical instrument

What is the significance of the girl in the blue dress?

• She is Chase's sister

• She is his classmate

• She is a key to his memory

• She is his neighbor