Protagonist's Journey and Challenges

The video discusses 'Rebound' by Kwame Alexander, a book written in verse. It reflects on the summer of 1988, where basketball becomes a metaphor for overcoming life's challenges. The protagonist, Charlie Bell, dreams of being a superhero and struggles with the loss of his father. Through conversations with his mom and adventures with friends, Charlie navigates his grief and aspirations, finding solace in comics and basketball.

What makes the book 'Rebound' by Kwame Alexander unique compared to other books?

• It is a biography.

• It is a historical fiction.

• It is a graphic novel.

• It is written in verse.

What significant event happened in the summer of 1988 for the protagonist?

• He moved to a new city.

• He lost his father.

• He started a new school.

• He learned to play basketball.

During the basketball game at the park, what does the protagonist feel?

• Nervous and insecure.

• Bored and uninterested.

• Confident and excited.

• Angry and frustrated.

What does the protagonist wish he could do like a superhero?

• Fly and save the world.

• Run faster than anyone.

• Become invisible.

• Score a monster dunk.

In the comic strip reflection, what does the protagonist believe would make him unbeatable?

• More practice.

• A better coach.

• The right shoes.

• A new basketball.

What did the protagonist and his father do during their road trips?

• Attended basketball games.

• Went fishing.

• Explored state capitals.

• Visited amusement parks.

What is the main topic of the conversation between the protagonist and his mother?

• His school grades.

• His love for comics.

• His reluctance to play basketball.

• His plans for summer vacation.

What traumatic event does the protagonist recall in the morning?

• A car accident.

• His father's death.

• A house fire.

• A school fight.

Why does the protagonist decide to skip school?

• He is avoiding his friends.

• He wants to play video games.

• He has a family emergency.

• He is feeling unwell.

What is the protagonist's fear when passing the old house in the neighborhood?

• Seeing a ghost.

• Being chased by dogs.

• Being caught by the police.

• Encountering the old lady.