The Wave Chapter 1-3 Review

a tall, good-looking running back on the Gordon High football team. Athletic, popular, bright,

• Ben Ross

• Laurie Saunder

• Amy Smith

• David Collins

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regarded as the “creepy” class loser, quiet, living in brother's shadow

• Robert Billings

• Alex Stevens

• Ben Ross

• Principal Owens

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What is the setting of the book?

• California, 2001

• California, 1969

• New York, 2001

• New York, 1969

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Why is Laurie Saunders upset in the beginning of the chapter?

• She forgot to do her homework

• No one was working on the paper

• She got a failing grade on an assignment

• Her best friend got grounded for smoking

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is a fun and free-spirited teenager with a rebellious streak. Petite and pretty

• Laurie Saunders

• Christie Ross

• Amy Smith

• Shanelle Jenkins

Who is Ben Ross?

• Laurie’s boyfriend

• A charismatic history teacher

• A lackadaisical history teacher

• The boring French teach

What annoys Ben Ross?

• Kids coming late to class

• Not being good with technology

• Sloppy homework

• All of these choices

bright-eyed high schooler and editor-in-chief of her school paper,

• Joetta Watson

• Amy Smith

• Christie Ross

• Laurie Saunders

In chapter one, Todd Strasser shows Laurie in two distinctly different situations. First she is chewing on her pen and stressing about the Gordon Grapevine then she is making funny faces outside of Amy’s class. Which statement best explains his primary purpose for this contrast?

• He wants to show that Laurie is not confident in herself.

• He is proving how important Laurie’s popularity and power are to her.

• It is to help the audience make a comparison between Laurie and Amy.

• He proves that Laurie is well-rounded - not just singularly focused; she cares about academics and her friends.

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What changed in Adolf Hitler’s life between 1923 and 1934?

• He went from the most powerful leader to being dead

• Both his parents died and he was sent to live in a concentration camp

• He got married and had 7 kids, which bankrupted him

• He went from being in jail for his political beliefs to being a powerful political leader

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