Understanding Unteachables: A Quiz

In the book "Unteachables" by Gordon Korman, what is one detail about the character Kiana?

• She is a new student who accidentally ends up in the wrong class.

• She is the teacher of the Unteachables.

• She is the principal of the school.

• She is a famous author.

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What are two main ideas of the book "Unteachables" by Gordon Korman?

• The importance of friendship and the challenges of moving to a new city.

• The struggles of a teacher with a difficult class and the growth of the students.

• The adventures of a group of friends and their summer vacation.

• The history of the school and its founding members.

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How does the relationship between Mr. Kermit and the Unteachables evolve throughout the book?

• They start as enemies and remain enemies.

• They start with mutual dislike but grow to respect and understand each other.

• They are best friends from the beginning.

• They never interact with each other.

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Analyze the point of view of Mr. Kermit in "Unteachables" compared to the principal's point of view. What is a key difference?

• Mr. Kermit believes in the potential of the students, while the principal sees them as hopeless.

• Both Mr. Kermit and the principal have the same opinion about the students.

• Mr. Kermit is indifferent, while the principal is supportive.

• Both Mr. Kermit and the principal are against the students.

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What inference can be made about the character Parker from "Unteachables"?

• Parker is a model student who never gets into trouble.

• Parker struggles with reading but is very talented in art.

• Parker is the class clown who doesn't care about school.

• Parker is the principal's favorite student.

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Summarize the book "Unteachables" in one sentence.

• A group of students and their teacher learn valuable lessons about themselves and each other.

• A teacher retires after a long career without any challenges.

• A group of students goes on a field trip to a museum.

• A principal implements new school policies.

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Explain the interaction between Kiana and Parker in "Unteachables."

• They never speak to each other.

• They become friends and help each other with their challenges.

• They are rivals throughout the book.

• They are siblings who argue constantly.

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Analyze the different accounts of the Unteachables' field trip. What is a key similarity?

• Both describe the trip as a disaster.

• Both highlight the students' unexpected success.

• Both focus on just the teacher's absence.

• Both ignore the field trip entirely.

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What explicit detail is given about Mr. Kermit's teaching style in "Unteachables"?

• He uses a strict, no-nonsense approach.

• He is very laid-back and often lets students lead the class.

• He uses a lot of technology in his lessons.

• He focuses on hands-on experiments.

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Identify two main ideas from the chapter where the Unteachables participate in the science fair.

• The importance of competition and the joy of winning.

• The value of teamwork and the surprise of unexpected results.

• The excitement of travel and the fear of public speaking.

• The challenge of new technology and the benefits of practice.

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