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WorksheetsRestart - Chapter 11 & 12 Comprehension
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is the biggest reason Aaron wants Chase's memory to come back?
Aaron misses the old Chase
Chase has something that belongs to him
Chase is acting like a dork
Aaron wants to win the football championship again
What war did Mr. Soloway serve in?
WWI
Vietnam
Gulf War
Korean War
What flashback does Chase have at the beginning of chapter 12?
Playing monopoly with Helene.
Learning to ride a bike with his dad.
Dropping his brother, Johnny, off at college.
Stuffing Brendan into a locker
What memory remains the strongest in Chase's mind?
Winning the football championship
Dropping Johnny off at college
The little girl in the blue dress
Destroying Joel's piano
Who does Chase suggest for Shoshanna's video contest?
His mom
Aaron and Bear
Brendan
Mr. Solway
Which three phrases/words best summarize chapters 11-12?
acting like a duck, nightmares, doctor visit
goody-goody Chase, being mean to
Johnny, playing mah-jong with the
Portland Street residents
the hidden object, flashes of memory, Mr.
Solway great for video project
warhorse from room 121, bringing the ficus
back to life, Brendan crushes on Kimberly
Which statement from Restart contains a cause-effect relationship?
Dr. Cooperman isn't surprised that my memory is returning
But now I’m starting to wonder if that
person is still inside me, emerging from the
darkness, bit by bit, along with my memory.
Then he drops the bomb: He still wants me
off football for the rest of the season.
And since the incident with Joey, the only
Hurricanes who’ll talk to me are Aaron and
Bear.
One can conclude that all of the following EXCEPT
Chase will remember more and more about
his past as time goes on.
Chase and his dad will talk less after he
learns Chase can’t play football this season.
Chase will have an easy time figuring out
which thoughts are real memories coming
back.
Chase will continue visiting the residents in
the assisted living residence after his
community hours are over.
Which statement is true about the theme of Restart?
Reality vs. Fantasy – The author thinks that
all people go through times when they can’t
tell reality from make-believe.
Might vs. Right – The author thinks the
tough guy football players should use force
to get what they want.
Pride – The author emphasizes that people
should show they have pride in their athletic
talent at the cost of hurting others.
Transformation – The author showcases
Chase’s struggles to change his life from
bully to nice guy.
Read this passage.
“Who’s Mr. Solway?” Kimmy asks.
“A hero from the Korean War. He won the Medal of Honor—that’s the highest award any soldier can get.”
“And how would you know someone like that?” Shoshanna demands. It’s obvious she doesn’t believe a word out of my mouth.
This is an example of
vivid imagery
factual information
dialogue between characters
figurative language
