Blended by Sharon Draper

The author's use of first person point of view in Blended helps the reader --

• Determine the reason why Isabella's parents argue all the time.

• Understand Isabella's internal conflict.

• Observe Isabella's actions.

• Understand how Isabella changes throughout the story.

What does this reveal about Clint Hammond?

• He thinks Isabella is ugly because she's not white.

• He thinks the only reason Isabella is pretty is because she is mixed.

• He thinks white people are better looking thing other people.

• He believes in equality.

At the beginning of the story, what was Isabella’s main problem?

• She is failing sixth grade

• Her parents are divorcing and don’t get along

• She is fighting with Imani

• Mr. Kazilly gave her detention

What is the main character's name in "Blended" by Sharon M. Draper?

• Isabella

• Jasmine

• Emily

• Sarah

In 'Blended' by Sharon Draper, what is the significance of Isabella's piano playing?

• It represents her connection to both parents.

• It is a hobby she shares with her father.

• It is a way to escape her problems.

• It is a skill she wants to pursue professionally.

What theme is explored through Isabella's experiences in 'Blended'?

• The importance of academic success

• The challenges of racial identity

• The value of friendship

• The impact of technology on youth

How does the author use dialogue to develop Isabella's character in 'Blended'?

• By showing her intelligence

• By revealing her emotions

• By highlighting her humor

• By demonstrating her rebelliousness

What literary device is used when Isabella describes her life as 'a jigsaw puzzle'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

In 'Blended', how does Isabella's relationship with her parents affect her?

• It makes her more independent.

• It causes her to feel torn between them.

• It leads her to rebel against authority.

• It encourages her to excel in school.

What role does Isabella's friend Imani play in the story 'Blended'?

• She is a rival to Isabella.

• She provides comic relief.

• She supports Isabella through her struggles.

• She is a negative influence on Isabella.