WorksheetsGhost - Chapters 6 & 7
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
How does Ghost's relationship with his coach evolve in chapters 6 and 7?
It becomes more distant as Ghost starts to skip practices.
It becomes more trusting as Ghost opens up about his past.
It remains unchanged as Ghost keeps his distance.
It becomes strained due to Ghost's rebellious behavior.
What big topic is highlighted through Ghost's interactions with his teammates in these chapters?
The importance of individual achievement.
The struggle for personal identity.
The value of teamwork and support.
The impact of socioeconomic status.
Based on chapters 6 and 7, what can be inferred about Ghost's motivation for running?
He wants to impress his friends.
He is trying to escape his past.
He is motivated by a desire for fame.
He wants to be better than Lu.
Compare Ghost's motivation for running with that of his teammate Lu. How do their motivations differ?
Ghost runs for fun, while Lu runs to win.
Ghost runs to escape, while Lu runs to prove himself.
Ghost runs for his family, while Lu runs for his friends.
Ghost runs for health, while Lu runs for fame.
What does Ghost's decision to open up to coach reveal about his character?
He is seeking attention.
He is beginning to trust others.
He is trying to manipulate his coach.
He is indifferent to his coach's opinion.
What inference can be made about Ghost's feelings towards his teammates by the end of chapter 7?
He feels superior to them.
He feels disconnected from them.
He feels a sense of belonging.
He feels competitive towards them.
How does Ghost's perception of running change throughout chapters 6 and 7?
He begins to see it as a chore.
He starts to view it as a form of therapy.
He sees it as a way to gain popularity.
He considers it a waste of time.
What evidence from the text supports the idea that Ghost is beginning to overcome his fears?
He starts skipping practices.
He confronts his father.
He opens up to his coach.
He quits the track team.
What topic is explored through Ghost's relationship with his mother in these chapters?
The conflict between independence and dependence.
The tension between ambition and contentment.
The bond of family and support.
The struggle for power and control.
What can be inferred about Ghost's internal conflict from his actions in chapters 6 and 7?
He is unsure about his future.
He is confident in his abilities.
He is torn between his past and present.
He is indifferent to his surroundings.
Compare the motivations of Ghost and his coach. How do they align or differ?
Both are motivated by personal gain.
Ghost is motivated by fear, while his coach is motivated by success.
Both are motivated by a desire to help others.
Ghost is motivated by the need to escape, while his coach is motivated by mentorship.
What does Ghost's willingness to participate in the track team suggest about his character development?
He is becoming more rebellious.
He is learning to commit to something.
He is losing interest in running.
He is becoming more isolated.
What inference can be made about the impact of Ghost's past experiences on his current behavior?
They have made him more outgoing.
They have made him more cautious.
They have made him more aggressive.
They have made him more indifferent.
