WorksheetsRestart Chapter 1-2
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
Where does Chase wake up at the beginning of the novel?
His bedroom
A police station
A hospital
The school nurse’s office
What caused Chase’s injury?
He was pushed at school
He fell while climbing
He was hit by a car
He fainted
What is the main effect of Chase’s injury?
He loses his hearing
He forgets his past
He cannot walk
He changes schools
Which detail best shows that Chase’s parents are uneasy around him?
They bring him flowers
They avoid answering his questions directly
They laugh nervously
They leave the room often
Why does Chase believe his parents are not telling him everything?
The doctor warned him
They refuse to let him use his phone
Their behavior seems careful and nervous
His room has been changed
Which word best describes Chase’s emotional state in Chapters 1–2?
Confident
Curious
Confused
Angry
Which sentence best explains how Chase’s memory loss changes his identity?
He becomes more athletic
He no longer remembers his friends
He must figure out who he is without knowing his past
He becomes afraid of hospitals
Why is Chase determined to learn about his past?
He wants to impress his parents
He wants to avoid school
He wants to understand who he really is
He wants to find his phone
What inference can the reader make about Chase’s reputation before the accident?
He was popular and kind
He was shy
He likely treated people badly
He was unknown at school
Which theme is MOST supported by events in Chapters 1–2?
People should always trust doctors
Memories are impossible to lose
Identity can change when the past is erased
Parents control their children’s lives
Memory
The ability to remember information and past experiences.
A natural reaction or feeling you have without thinking about it.
What other people think about someone based on their actions.
When a person cannot remember important information about their life or past.
Amnesia
The ability to remember information and past experiences.
A natural reaction or feeling you have without thinking about it.
What other people think about someone based on their actions.
When a person cannot remember important information about their life or past.
Reputation
The ability to remember information and past experiences.
A natural reaction or feeling you have without thinking about it.
What other people think about someone based on their actions.
When a person cannot remember important information about their life or past.
Instinct
The ability to remember information and past experiences.
A natural reaction or feeling you have without thinking about it.
What other people think about someone based on their actions.
When a person cannot remember important information about their life or past.
