Red Kayak: Chapter 22

Who does Brady run into at the video store?

• JT

• Digger

• Mr. DiAngelo

• Mrs. DiAngelo

Why can't JT donate a kidney to his dad?

• He has to be 18

• They are not a match

• His mom will not allow him to go through surgery

• His dad already found a match and surgery has been scheduled

What does Brady tell JT at the video store?

• He turned in Digger

• Things will be alright

• He is going to the police

• Mr. DiAngelo knows about the boys drilling holes in the kayak

"I wondered, as I stared out my Aunt Tracy's bathroom window, if what had happened to Ben would hang like a bag of stones on my heart the rest of my life, dragging me down." What kind of figurative language device is found in this sentence?

• Simile

• Oxymoron

• Allusion

• Metaphor

Brady's dad trying to decide if he is going to be a part of the crabbing regulations protest is an example of which type of conflict?

• Internal

• External

Eventually, Brady's dad decides that he _____________________ attend the protest.

• will

• will not

What does Brady ask his dad to help him with at the end of the chapter?

• He wants his help getting the drill out of the water

• He wants his help getting the kayak out of the water

• He asks him to go to the police station with him

• He wants his dad to go over to the DiAngelo's house with him

What do Brady and Carl do together when they hang out?

• They watch a movie and eat sandwiches

• They take Brady's boat out onto the water to look for the drill

• They attend the watermen's protest with Brady's dad

• They go to Digger's house to investigate when he's not home

What surprises Brady about JT when he sees him at the video store?

• JT doesn't look the best; his eyes are sunken in and he looks upset

• JT looks about the same as he did when Brady saw him last

• JT looks better than Brady remembers; he is happy and has a big smile when they greet each other

"...my mind was kind of hopping from one thing to another." What type of figurative language is used in this example?

• Metaphor

• Personification

• Allusion

• Oxymoron