Nothing But the Truth

What motivates Philip to act the way he does in these chapters?

• Desire for attention

• Fear of punishment

• A need to prove himself to his peers

• A deep-seated resentment towards authority

Which character is most directly in conflict with Philip?

• Miss Narwin

• Philip's father

• The school principal

• Philip's classmate, Todd

What inference can be made about the school's culture based on these chapters?

• It fosters a strong sense of community and support.

• It is competitive, with a focus on individual achievement.

• It struggles with communication and understanding among its members.

• It values tradition over progress.

Which theme is most prominently explored in chapters 13-15?

• The struggle for identity

• The consequences of lying

• The importance of communication

• The impact of societal expectations

What is the primary theme explored in 'Nothing But the Truth'?

• A) The power of truth

• B) The impact of media

• C) The importance of education

• D) The consequences of misunderstanding

Which character in 'Nothing But the Truth' is most affected by the media's portrayal of events?

• A) Philip Malloy

• B) Miss Narwin

• C) Dr. Doane

• D) Coach Jamison

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

• A) First-person narrative

• B) Epistolary format

• C) Flashbacks

• D) Stream of consciousness

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

• A) He becomes more engaged and enthusiastic.

• B) He remains indifferent and uninterested.

• C) He becomes increasingly rebellious and defiant.

• D) He develops a newfound respect for authority.

What role does Miss Narwin play in Philip's life in 'Nothing But the Truth'?

• A) She is his supportive mentor.

• B) She is his strict disciplinarian.

• C) She is his indifferent teacher.

• D) She is his encouraging coach.

Which event triggers the main conflict in 'Nothing But the Truth'?

• A) Philip's poor grades

• B) A misunderstanding during the national anthem

• C) A disagreement with his parents

• D) A fight with a classmate