Schooled: Whole Book Review

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What is the significance of Mrs. Donnelly's past experience at Garland for Cap's adjustment?

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Mrs. Donnelly's past experience at Garland helps her understand that Cap will struggle to adjust to life outside of Garland, as she remembers her own difficult transition.

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What do students infer about Cap's sudden disappearance from school?

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Most students infer that Cap is seriously injured or dead when he suddenly disappears.

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Where does Cap stay while waiting to move into the condo?

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Cap stays at the Donnelly's house while waiting to move into the condo.

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What realization does Zach have about Cap during the memorial service?

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Zach realizes he will never defeat Cap when he sees Cap memorizing the names of all 1,100 students and saying goodbye to each one.

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Why does Cap start doing tai chi at school instead of at home?

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Cap starts doing tai chi at school because Sophie dumped water on him at home.

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What does Cap's ability to memorize names signify about his character?

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Cap's ability to memorize names signifies his dedication, kindness, and the importance he places on personal connections.

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How does Cap's upbringing at Garland influence his social interactions?

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Cap's upbringing at Garland makes it difficult for him to navigate social interactions in a typical school environment.

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What role does Mrs. Donnelly play in Cap's life?

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Mrs. Donnelly acts as a mentor and guide for Cap, helping him adjust to life outside of Garland.

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What does the term 'memorial service' imply in the context of Cap's experience?

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The term 'memorial service' implies a significant moment of farewell and recognition of Cap's impact on his peers.

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How does the theme of friendship manifest in Cap's story?

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The theme of friendship is evident in Cap's relationships with other students, particularly with Sophie and how they support each other.