The Unteachables Chapters

Which text evidence best supports that the Unteachables care about the Goodbunnies Chart?

• "As I attach the puffy-tail next to her name on the chart, I have the undivided attention of every soul in the classroom."

• "Only Aldo can't come up with anything better..."

• "It won't be breaking the promise I made to myself to give her the feedback she deserves."

• "I scan a few lines. It's an essay of all things, and it seems to be pretty well written."

What is the main theme of 'The Unteachables' in the chapters discussed?

• Redemption and growth

• Betrayal and revenge

• Love and friendship

• Mystery and suspense

Which character in 'The Unteachables' shows the most significant change in the chapters?

• Kiana

• Parker

• Aldo

• Mr. Kermit

What literary device is predominantly used in 'The Unteachables' to highlight the students' struggles?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Irony

• Alliteration

In 'The Unteachables', how does the author portray the relationship between Mr. Kermit and his students?

• Hostile

• Indifferent

• Supportive

• Competitive

Which event in 'The Unteachables' best illustrates the theme of teamwork?

• The science fair project

• The field trip

• The classroom debate

• The talent show

What is the significance of the Goodbunnies Chart in 'The Unteachables'?

• It represents academic achievement

• It symbolizes student behavior

• It tracks attendance

• It highlights extracurricular activities

How does the author use humor in 'The Unteachables' to address serious issues?

• By making fun of the teachers

• By exaggerating the students' problems

• By using witty dialogue

• By creating absurd situations

Which character in 'The Unteachables' is known for their artistic talent?

• Kiana

• Parker

• Aldo

• Elaine

What role does the setting play in 'The Unteachables'?

• It creates a sense of isolation

• It fosters a sense of community

• It highlights the students' challenges

• It emphasizes the school's prestige