The Wave

Why is Laurie's mother worried after she meets Robert's mother? She is afraid -

• Laurie will lose friends

• Laurie has changed

• Robert will influence Laurie

• The Wave is like a cult

According to Ben, what have the students learned by the end of The Wave experiment?

• History will never repeat itself.

• They should look for answers in books.

• Schools don't need to have more discipline.

• They are responsible for their actions.

The special edition of The Grapevine was very popular with the students because they wanted to read (–).

• the interview with Mr. Ross

• the article about The Wave rally

• the editorial about The Wave

• the article about Principal Owens

Why did Amy like The Wave?

• She felt equal to Laurie.

• This helped her find a boyfriend

• Her grades in school improved.

• She liked the football rallies.

What changes in the history lessons after The Wave starts?

• What changes in the history lessons after The Wave starts?

• The students are better prepared.

• Fewer students come to his class.

• Ben shows films all the time.

The principal of the school lets Ben continue the experiment because (–).

• he thinks The Wave is good for the students

• the school has become more popular

• he trusts Ben to do the right thing

• Ben's experiments are always successful

The symbols behind the wave seem harmless, but they're not. Why?

• They are offensive

• They turn the group members against everyone else

• They invite unity

• They are ugly

When is the last time we see Laurie's bad habit?

• When she joins The Wave.

• When she decides to use writing to end The Wave.

• When she and David make up.

• When she gets an A on her paper in Ben's class.

What do the symbols of The Wave represent at first?

• Unity

• Superiority

• Evil

• Power

At the beginning of the experiment, Laurie (–)

• is a weak student

• doesn't write for The Grapevine

• believes in The Wave

• doesn't have many friends