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- 1. Multiple Choice
Who is the little girl from Chase's memory?
Helene
Shoshanna
Kimberly
A painting
- 2. Multiple Choice
Where does Chase find the Medal of Honor?
His locker
His bookbag
The roof
The school trophy case
- 3. Multiple Choice
What does Chase do once he finds it?
Heads straight to Mr. Solway
Goes to Brendan's house
Turns himself into the police
Texts Shoshanna
- 4. Multiple Choice
Who watches the video at Brendan's house?
The Webers
The principal
Kimberly, Aaron, and Bear
Joel, Shoshanna, and Kimberly
- 5. Multiple Choice
Where does Shoshanna say they should go?
The police
Chase's house
The school
Portland Street
- 6. Multiple Choice
Which three phrases/words best summarize chapters 25-26?
moving day, climbing on the roof, sister off the chain
memories of the past, a view of the town, video survived
seeing the painting leads to discovering the medal, group watches film, Chase innocent
a text from Brendan, heading out to Portland Street, looking for Chase
- 7. Multiple Choice
Read this passage from Chapter 26.
“He’s not perfect,” Brendan agrees. “But think of the trouble he would have been facing if he’d gotten blamed for all that. If it was you, and you saw an easy way out, wouldn’t you take it?”
Based on the passage one can conclude...
Brendan can understand why Chase did what
he did.
Brendan thinks Chase planned the stunt.
Brendan thinks Chase shouldn’t have lied.
Brendan agrees that what Chase did was the
best action.
- 8. Multiple Choice
Which word best describes the mood in chapter 26?
gloomy
tense
outraged
indifferent
- 9. Multiple Choice
Which two options are effects of Chase climbing up to the apex of the roof to see if he can see inside his neighbor's home.
Chase sees the Renoir painting of the young girl in the blue dress
Chase remembers how he fell
Chase finds the Medal of Honor
Chase heads out to see Mr. Solway with his medal.
- 10. Multiple Choice
Read this passage from Chapter 25.
That’s what does me in—the hilarious sight of my overweight neighbor twisted into a pretzel, looking like a giant mutant lemon in his skintight fluorescent yellow workout suit.
What types of figurative language are used? Select all that apply.
metaphor
idiom
simile
hyperbole
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