Fallen Angels

How does Walter change and grow after the incident with the girls in the gym?

• He discovers that he has a talent for writing poetry.

• He faces up to his friends and tells them about his love of reading.

• He becomes interested in Lorelle Henry, the dancing girl from the gym.

• He decides to pursue another secret interest, despite his friends disapproval.

Which of the following best explains why Walter, the narrator of the selection, feels about books?

• Walter values books because they offer comfort and escape.

• Walter likes books because the people he respects loves them, too.

• Walter is passionate about books and will fight the older boys over them.

• Walter likes books but prefers "boy" activities such as basketball and punchball.

How does Steve Harmon's character develop throughout the novel?

• He becomes more confident in his innocence.

• He remains unchanged, steadfast in his perspective from beginning to end.

• He grows more fearful and doubtful about his future.

• He becomes more involved in criminal activities.

Walter Dean Myers writes based on:

• only his childhood.

• what was happening in NYC and England at the time.

• inspiration from other authors.

• his own personal experience.

How does the author portray the theme of brotherhood in the novel?

• Through the soldiers' competition with each other

• Through the deep friendships and support among the soldiers

• Through isolation and individualism among the soldiers

• Through frequent conflicts and betrayals

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What is the main conflict faced by Perry in the first 10 chapters?

• Struggling with his identity

• Deciding whether to re-enlist

• Coping with the harsh realities of war

• Managing his relationship with his family

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What is the primary theme explored in the novel 'Fallen Angels'?

• War and its effects on soldiers

• Romantic relationships

• Economic disparity

• Environmental conservation

Which character in 'Fallen Angels' struggles with the morality of war?

• Perry

• Jenkins

• Peewee

• Lobel

How does the author of 'Fallen Angels' depict the realities of war?

• Through vivid and graphic descriptions

• By focusing on romantic subplots

• Through comedic elements

• By ignoring the harsh realities

What literary device is predominantly used in 'Fallen Angels' to convey the horrors of war?

• Imagery

• Metaphor

• Alliteration

• Personification