Restart Chapter 13 + 14

Front

What is the significance of Mr. Solway's character in the story?

Back

Mr. Solway represents the theme of change and the impact of past experiences on present behavior. He is initially perceived as grumpy but reveals a more complex personality.

Front

Why are Aaron and Bear upset with Shoshana?

Back

Aaron and Bear are upset with Shoshana because her family is the reason they are doing community service, which they resent.

Front

What does Chase believe happened to Mr. Solway's Medal of Honor?

Back

Chase believes that Mr. Solway's Medal of Honor was stolen by Aaron and Bear.

Front

How does Mr. Solway's past influence his character?

Back

Mr. Solway's past as a class-clown shows that he has a humorous side, contrasting with his current grumpy demeanor.

Front

What does Chase do when he sees Shoshana?

Back

Chase avoids running into Shoshana because he is concerned about Aaron and Bear's reaction.

Front

Define 'character development' in literature.

Back

Character development is the process by which a character undergoes change and growth throughout a story.

Front

What is a 'theme' in a story?

Back

A theme is the central idea or message that the author conveys through the narrative.

Front

Explain the term 'conflict' in literature.

Back

Conflict is a struggle between opposing forces, which drives the plot of the story.

Front

What role does dialogue play in a story?

Back

Dialogue reveals character relationships, advances the plot, and provides insight into the characters' thoughts and feelings.

Front

What is the importance of setting in a story?

Back

Setting establishes the time and place of the story, influencing the mood and context of the narrative.