Nothing But the Truth Avi

Which of the following is a major theme in the novel?

• Treat others the way you want to be treated.

• Rules are rules.

• Patriotism is important.

• One lie can become very destructive.

What is the main conflict in 'Nothing But the Truth' by Avi?

• A) A student against a teacher

• B) A student against a parent

• C) A teacher against the school board

• D) A student against a fellow student

Which character in 'Nothing But the Truth' is known for their strict adherence to rules?

• A) Philip Malloy

• B) Margaret Narwin

• C) Dr. Doane

• D) Coach Jamison

What literary device is predominantly used in 'Nothing But the Truth' to tell the story?

• A) First-person narrative

• B) Diary entries

• C) Epistolary format

• D) Third-person omniscient

In 'Nothing But the Truth', what subject does Philip Malloy struggle with?

• A) Mathematics

• B) English

• C) History

• D) Science

What is the setting of 'Nothing But the Truth'?

• A) A small town in New Hampshire

• B) A large city in California

• C) A suburban area in New York

• D) A rural village in Texas

Which theme is explored in 'Nothing But the Truth'?

• A) The power of media

• B) The importance of friendship

• C) The value of honesty

• D) The impact of war

What is Philip Malloy's main goal in 'Nothing But the Truth'?

• A) To become a famous singer

• B) To join the track team

• C) To win a scholarship

• D) To write a novel

How does Philip Malloy's attitude towards school change throughout 'Nothing But the Truth'?

• A) He becomes more engaged

• B) He becomes more rebellious

• C) He becomes indifferent

• D) He becomes more studious

What role does the media play in 'Nothing But the Truth'?

• A) It helps resolve conflicts

• B) It distorts the truth

• C) It supports the protagonist

• D) It remains neutral