Nothing But the Truth Ch 10 Quiz

Philip's plan for getting out of Miss Narwin's class is to

• get kicked out by humming the national anthem
• tell his parents that Miss Narwin doesn't like him and have them change his class
• ask his counselor for a transfer
• just start going to a different English class

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Miss Narwin asked Mr. Lunser whether or not Philip was allowed to sing the national anthem while in Mr. Lunser’s homeroom. How did Mr. Lunser respond?

• Yes, but only if Philip wanted to.
• No. Students are expected to stand at respectful silent attention during the anthem.
• Sometimes, but only as a joke.
• It’s hard to say. Mr. Lunser never directly answers her question but does say the rule says to keep quiet.

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Mr. Malloy supports Philip’s track dreams because (select all that apply)

• because Philip is a good runner
• he had his own track dreams but couldn’t realize them because he had to drop out of college
• track is a “ticket” to success
• he hopes Philip will make a lot of money from running

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How does Allison feel about Philip?

• She thinks he’s cute but doesn’t understand why he’s so angry lately.
• She thinks he’s annoying for making so many comments during class.
• She doesn’t understand why he’s so obsessed with track.
• She’s only friends with him because she likes his friend, Todd Becker.

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Mr. Malloy encourages Philip to

• apologize to Miss Narwin
• make up his English grade so he can join the track team
• quit the paper route so he can raise his grade
• stand up for his rights to sing the national anthem

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What is the main reason Philip wants to leave Miss Narwin's class?

• He feels she is too strict and doesn't like him.

• He wants to join a class with his friends.

• He thinks the class is too easy for him.

• He wants to focus more on his track practice.

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How does Miss Narwin feel about Philip's behavior in class?

• She is indifferent and doesn't pay much attention.

• She is frustrated because she believes he is disruptive.

• She is supportive and tries to help him improve.

• She is unaware of any issues with his behavior.

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Dramatic Irony is when

• Dramatic Irony is when the plot is predictable for everyone.
• Dramatic Irony is when characters know more than the audience.
• Dramatic Irony is when the audience is unaware of the events happening.
• Dramatic Irony is when the audience knows more than the characters.

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Character Perspective is

• the physical setting of a story
• the chronological order of events in a plot
• the narrative style used in poetry
• the viewpoint from which a story is told, focusing on a specific character's thoughts and feelings.

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What was Mr. Philip humming?

• The Rise of America

• The Star Spangled Banner

• The Pledge of Allegiance

• The Texas Pledge

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