Understanding 'The Battle of Jericho'

Manuel Carr discusses 'The Battle of Jericho' by Sharon Draper, highlighting its exploration of teen issues like peer pressure and self-esteem. The book follows Jericho, a high school student, as he navigates the challenges of joining a fraternity-like group. The story delves into the complexities of teenage life, relationships, and the consequences of seeking acceptance. Manuel shares personal reflections and recommends the book for its deep insights into teen experiences.

Who is the author of 'The Battle of Jericho'?

• Manuel Carr

• Jericho

• Sharon Draper

• Hills High School

Where was Sharon Draper a teacher?

• New York

• Chicago

• Los Angeles

• Cincinnati

What is one of the main themes discussed in 'The Battle of Jericho'?

• Peer pressure

• Historical events

• Science fiction

• Environmental issues

What genre does 'The Battle of Jericho' belong to?

• Non-fiction

• Fiction

• Biography

• Science fiction

Why does the speaker recommend 'The Battle of Jericho' to others?

• It explores teen challenges

• It is a historical novel

• It has a happy ending

• It is a science fiction

What is the main character's name in 'The Battle of Jericho'?

• Cincinnati

• Sharon

• Jericho

• Manuel

What does Jericho want to be a part of in high school?

• A science club

• A sports team

• A fraternity-like group

• A music band

What does Jericho hope to achieve by joining the group?

• Improve his grades

• Gain popularity

• Travel the world

• Learn a new skill

What personal struggle does Jericho face?

• Family problems

• Health issues

• Financial issues

• Low self-esteem

What does Jericho believe will make him 'cool'?

• Becoming a musician

• Winning a sports event

• Getting good grades

• Joining the group